OCA student and photographer Tanya Ahmed talks about her 100th Street exhibition held at Bank Street Arts…
Exhibitions / Performance / Publications
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Poetry and photography combine in live performance and exhibition, inspired by a writer whose oevre crops up repeatedly at Bank Street…
Exhibitions
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Tanya Ahmed: I Call This Place Home
A collaboration with the OCA, showcasing the work of New York photographer Tanya Ahmed…
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Embroidered Narratives Exhibition
As part of her residency, Nicola Smalley put out an open call for submissions for textiles work in response to the title ‘Embroidered Narratives’…
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ArText
The relationship and overlap between art and text is a major research interest of creative Director, John Clark, and underlies a lot of the programme at BSA…
Exhibitions / History of Bank Street / Residency
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The House of Secret Histories
An collaborative exhibition based on the historical research into our buildings led by academic in residence, Dr Karen Harvey…
Residency
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Residency – Mathew Herring
Matthew Herring will be using his Residency at Bank Street Arts to produce a series of changing and transforming abstract paintings directly onto the gallery walls…
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Occupy Sheffield: Occupy
This exhibition depicts the National Occupy Conference, where the formerly derelict Citadel Of Hope welcomed occupiers from throughout the world. It depicts our camp, and the Worldwide Occupy Movement.
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Nick Hersey: The Fact Is…
We used our base at Bank Street Arts to facilitate projects out of house. This use of free space in a shopping centre was one such project…
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Residency – Nick Hersey
The Bank Street Arts residency will support Nick’s efforts to engage a wide section of the community in a variety of locations in Sheffield by installing a makeshift studio where people can log their opinions and phrases, and witness the artworks that result from these rants taking shape.