In the long shadow of Parisian salon exhibitions and the RA, Stroud Summer Show has invited all makers and artists to submit work to this group show, for the community, in the community and by the community.
This exhibition is being organised by Cast Space, an arts platform run by James Holliday, with SVA.
The exhibition will run from the 9th August to the 31st August 2019, in the SVA Gallery.
Opening Times : Wednesdays-Saturdays 10am-4pm
Upcoming Events
Exhibition
30th October - 7th November
This exhibition pitches ceramic objects made by and for May Darbyshire's Kingdom of Imagined Animals. These set before Mark Darbyshire's collection of found images, also of animals.
Live Music
Sunday 15th November, 7:30pm
Eric Isaacson (the founder of the inspirational Mississippi Records label) is touring his latest project, an audio/visual show called A People’s History of Music. Prepare for a presentation of around 90-100 mins, which charts a moving and vital people's history of underground musical resistance.
Exhibition
19th - 25th November
Thurs - Saturdays 10am - 3pm
‘From That Land’ is not merely the title of an exhibition, nor is it a simple answer to a geographical question. It is a condensed essence —a title for an unfolding narrative that branches into millions of stories about what takes place on that land, and what it truly means in the hearts and minds of its people.
Workshop
Thursday 19th November 4-6.30pm
Workshop with Sophie Ferrier. Bring a soil sample from your garden, allotment or favourite woodland. Put it under a microscope and make a print, a soil fingerprint unique to your patch of ground, as part of a growing archive of Stroud’s soils.
Workshop
Friday20th November 4-6pm
Living organisms, like plants and fungi, produce unique electronic signals and data that, when connected to modular synthesizers and other equipment, can be converted into sound and music: a process called biosonification. With this immersive workshop, you can experiment with those sounds! Suitable for all ages.
Live Performance
Friday 20th November 8pm
Harriet Riley is a British Percussionist and Composer based in Bristol. With a broad range of percussion disciplines, Harriet plays in many settings including orchestral, classical, jazz and contemporary music.
Live Performance
Friday 20th November 8pm
Plants Can Dance (and Mushrooms Sing) is a musical collaboration with nature hosted by Brian d'Souza (aka Auntie Flo) and Lamine Toure, co-founder of Repot plant shop.
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