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Friday, 24 July 2009 |
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We are putting a call out for the two remaining weeks in 2010, and do now accept proposals for 2011.
We are always happy to receive proposals from artists working in all media, and with the installation of our new projector and screen we can also now welcome artists and film-makers working with animation, film and any moving image.
The 2010 gallery hire costs are £275 for one week and £250 for every subsequent week. In addition we ask you to pay a refundable deposit of £150 for the first week and £30 for every subsequent week. Out of your deposit we take payment for electricity rates.
The gallery hire includes publicity on our website, Facebook site as well as to our extensive mailing list and inclusion in our programme of events including an image, a short explanation of the exhibition and opening times which is then widely distributed around Bristol. We also have listings in all the Bristol publications including Venue magazine, The Bristol Magazine and Metro and send listings to the Independent and Guardian newspapers.
What we ask people to do is send in an exhibition proposal. In which we ask for the following:
1. Brief description of proposed exhibition (with title and favoured dates)
2. Artist C.V.'s for all artists involved
3.4/5 good images of artist/s' work
4. Full contact details
Once we have your proposal it is put to the gallery committee to review, after which we contact you with the result. For a map of the gallery and current exhibition details, go to our website at www.centrespacegallery.com
Please note that Centrespace is a gallery space for hire and exhibitors are responsible for their own invigilation.
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Wednesday, 03 June 2009 |
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Centrespace Gallery situated in the heart of Bristol is home to up and coming talent across the South West. The gallery actively seeks to show unique and diverse work across all mediums of art including painting, sculpture, installation, printmaking and performance. Exhibitions range from solo shows to group shows and there is always something worthwhile to see.
We are very pleased to announce we have just been awarded Arts Council Funding 
With the Arts Council Funding we have now installed our new projector and a large screen, and invite artists, animators and film-makers to submit proposals to use these new facilities.
Information for Hirers
The entry to the gallery is free and private views are often held on Friday nights. For a free invitiation to all our Private View join our newsletter by adding your email address on the left. Programmes are available from the gallery and across various venues in Bristol. For more information on where to find us please see our Find Us! page.
Information for hirers
Centrespace Gallery is independent and is available to hire from a week onwards. The gallery is always on the look out for new and exciting work and invites you to submit proposals to exhibit. For more information please see our Gallery Information page.
Written by Roz Bonnet
Isobel Cowen our program designer - extremely professional and fabulous : www.isobelcowen.co
Current Exhibition
The Centrespace are very excited to announce that we now have a brand new projector up, and invite proposals from artists interested in showing all forms of new media.
Come to an exhibition that will shake you up and make you review your thoughts on drug-use...
Transformation 
Sat 31 July –Tue 10 Aug, 11am – 6.00 pm
Self-expression at its best! A powerful insight into how life is affected by problematic drug use.
Vibrant art created at Bristol Drugs Project, reflecting recovery;
Symbolising change and transformation
Private view: Fri 30 July, 5pm – 10pm
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After that the Centrespace Gallery is very excited to present an absolutely wonderful and beautiful exhibition of all the newest ceramics...do NOT miss this show
ONE STEP BEYOND
Fri 12th Aug – Wed18th Oct, 11am – 6pm
An Exhibition launching five recently graduated artists from Bath school of art & design. Showing a diverse range of work from installation to film, drawing, objects, sculpture and photography.
Private View: Fri 13, 6pm-9:30pm
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Friday, 21 November 2008 |
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We have just created a Facebook site. We're hoping to link up with all the other art institutions in Bristol and use the site as a way to promote the gallery, publicise events and exhibitions and provide a forum for your views and links to your work.
Our Facebook page is run by Nikki Lee, who has been a part of the gallery on a voluntary basis for a two years. Her large abstract paintings have been widely exhibited around Bristol and beyond.
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The Bristol Art Show 2011 |
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Friday, 11 May 2007 |
Exciting news - after the unfortunate and unavoidable cancellation of the Bristol Art Show in 2009, there is now news that the Bristol Art Show will return in 2011 in a brand-spanking new format. Keep your eyes open for more news about this later in 2010
The Bristol Art Show started in 2006 as a response to the British Art Show’s arrival in Bristol with a conspicuous lack of actual Bristol artists. After brief discussions amoung the members of the Centrespace Committtee, the Bristol Art Show was born.
The Flagship event at Centrespace and run by the Gallery Committee of professional artists and our brilliant volunteers the Bristol Art Show is open to anyone with a BS postcode the Gallery Committee annually produce a show of an extremely high standard, which grows in strength year on year.
In 2009 we have a slightly different show in mind, open submissions with a twist! There are several sponsored prizes on offer, first prize being a week - long solo exhibition at the gallery. 2007's winner, Sarah Cocking, exhibiting with Alice Hodge, had a fabulous mixed media show entitled ‘Clean’ which pulled in national newspaper coverage including an article in the Guardian by photographer Martin Parr.
Our 2008 Centrespace Prize winner was Rose Popay this year with her fantastic film 'Reform with Rose Popay'
Centrespace is a not for profit, mainly volunteer run, independent exhibition space to rent in central Bristol, situated along the historic city walls. The ethos of the gallery is to show fresh and interesting work with a preference for encouraging up and coming artists.
Contact us: Centrespace, 6, Leonard Lane, Bristol, BS11EA
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T: 07527992087
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