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Samson Arts Gloucester is looking for artworks to be involved in the upcoming exhibition DREDGE, being exhibited at The Gate Art Space, Westgate Street, Gloucester.
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Get matched →DREDGE is a collective exhibition at The Gate Art Space, Gloucester. Samson Arts Gloucester is looking for artworks to be involved in the upcoming exhibition DREDGE, being exhibited at The Gate Art Space, Westgate Street, Gloucester. DREDGE is fishing for artists describing their connection to Gloucestershire and its local aquatic life, and any feelings of loss or deficit. Eco friendly or recycled works desirable. The exhibition will be promoted online and through Gloucestershire media outlets.
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A not-for-profit art space run by artists for artists. The Gate at 21 Westgate Street, Gloucester is a space with possibilities of use beyond the display of finished artworks (gallery) including storytelling, music, poetry, artist residencies and workshops. Gloucester is changing - with the landmark Forum development, the imminent opening of the prestigious Hotel Indigo, the creation of the University of Gloucester city campus in the beautiful 1930s Debenhams building and with the wealth of new homes and student accommodation the city centre is set for a renaissance. The Gate is an exciting, flexible and affordable place for art - a great place to get your work seen (and sold). The Gate is available for hire by artists and craftspeople.
Samson Arts Gloucester is a programme of arts activities within Gloucester, run by local artist and GCA member LJ Ellam. LJ Ellam is an interdisciplinary artist born and raised in Gloucester. Using tongue in cheek imagery to explore the grief around their physical body; making things messy and mocking of their ego and their relationships. The work falls somewhere on the spectrum of masochistic caricature and deadpan-humoured fetishism, craving to be visible. A sadist of art, overly cynical and sometimes an embarrassment, making the reality of their suffering to be apparent and more importantly compulsive to watch. They specialise in no specific medium, using sculpture, projection, installation and video, as well as 2D methods. They aim for what feels authentic, what looks stupid and what is ultimately uncalled for, pushing the boundaries of what they can get away with.