Ian Baxter, our artist in residence working in sonic art presents a new work made specially for Bank Street Arts, the installation is situated in two of our barrel vaulted project spaces…
Artist's Books / Exhibitions
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Ann Rook: Spontaneous Cities
Anne Rook, jury prize winner in the 2009 Sheffield Artist’s Book Prize, showed work around the theme of Spontaneous Cities, her practice beyond the artist’s book…
Exhibitions / Research
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Sabine Dundure: I am Karen (reinterpreted)
An exhibition of photography and text based interpretations of photography in the gallery…
Artist's Books / Exhibitions
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Claire Tindale: Going Nowhere
Claire Tindale, special Jury Prize Winner in the 2009 Sheffield Artist’s Book Prize for her book Memory Loss, continued to explore the themes of dementia from her book in this exhibition…
Artist's Books / Exhibitions
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Elisabeth Tonnard: A Dialogue in Useful Phrases
Elisabeth Tonnard presents A Dialogue in Useful Phrases, a sound installation based on her artist’s book of the same title…
Artist's Books / Exhibitions
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Artrovert
Artovert were first prize winners in the 2nd Sheffield International Artist’s Book Prize organised and hosted by Bank Street Arts, as voted by visitors to the exhibition, for their pull out book ‘Bag Ladies’…
Exhibitions / Projects
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Sheffield Haiku
The Sheffield haiku project was a large scale city wide project and exhibition orchestrated by Bank Street Arts as part of the 2010 Sheffield Children’s Festival…
Exhibitions / Performance
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Stephen Chase: rise and go
Stephen Chase presents a performance installation specifically designed for Bank Street Arts…
Exhibitions / Projects / Publications / Research / Residency
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Noel Williams: Exploding Poetry
Exploding Poetry is one of the outcomes of Noel Williams’ Poetry based Residency at Bank Street Arts; an attempt to bring the written word off the page into a gallery based exhibition…
Exhibitions
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Alan Halsey: Memory Screen
MEMORY SCREEN is an impossible book which by now exists in at least five distinct versions…