From submissions to the Sheffield International Artist’s Book Prize we have collection of over 200 books (now over 650) held at Bank Street Arts, generously donated by participating artists…
Artist's Books / Exhibitions
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Kaho Kojima: White Forest
Winner of the Main Prize in the 2011 Sheffield International Artist’s Book Prize, this is a first solo exhibition in Sheffield for London based, Japanese artist, Kaho Kojima whose work includes printmaking and illustration…
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Sam Melish: Roadside Britain
Roadside Britain was a four year labour of love that saw photographer Sam Mellish roaming Britain’s trunk roads documenting life in and around the cafes, burger vans and independent eateries…
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‘From here you can almost see the sea: A Response to Living in Plymouth’
Clare Rogers, winner of the 2011 student prize in the Sheffield International Artist’s Book Prize excited works on paper in addition to her bookworks…
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Tanya Ahmed: Living on 100th Street
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…
Exhibitions / Residency
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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’…
Artist's Books / Exhibitions / Performance / Projects / Research
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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…