Promenade theatre work specially created for BSA by residents The Bare Project…
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Wallpaper
Wallpaper is a brand new work of digital fiction created by Judi Alston and Andy Campbell and shown for the first time at Bank Street Arts…
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Residency – Michael Borkowsky
A research based residency which evolved from ideas of collaboration to perfume.
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Lassie Fortune: Clutches and Exhausts
In Spring 2015, Bank Street Art Gallery is The NATIONAL FACILITY FOR THE REGULATION OF REGRET (NFRR). Visitors can enter the NFRR and examine the living spaces of invisible characters with regret-related disorders, their histories manifest only through whatever the room contains.
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Geraint Edwards: Circuit Bent Jigsaw
A series of six randomised jigsaws created over 6x day-long performances and streamed live…
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Stephen Chase: Expedition
EXPEDITION is a piece in five parts: each consists of a walk through the streets of Sheffield and a performance at Bank Street Arts…
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Rachel Smith: Drawing Live
Working in the gallery, Rachel will be exploring current issues within her production methods, continuing to develop various algorithms to drive her drawing…
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12/12/12
Another typically large scale and ambitious BSA project involving hundreds of invited artists and based upon the serendipity of the exhibition’s date…
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The Bare Project: Bear with Snow
Bear with Snow uses live music, projection, puppetry and installation to bring the story of Luka and his bear to life…
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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…