
Sally Coulden
I am a Bristol based creative. An exhibiting landscape abstract painter primarily but I have recently returned to dabble in a little bit of stone sculpture too. Do feel free to pop in this week if you are passing.
We have a programme of Projects planned for 2024/25, with space for Open Calls, PopUps (short events that fit with the theme of the current Project) and Scratch Nights. Keep a look-out on Instagram for invites to submit, and also for news of upcoming events taking place within the Projects. These will also be posted on the Events page. You are welcome to contact us if you have an idea for a PopUp or Scratch Night, and we'll keep it in mind for the right Project!
Artists are invited to reflect on their time in the space and share a selection of images at the end of their time in the space. Please see the Launderette Projects below, since its opening in Sept. 2023, and prior to that at The Garage (2019 - 2023).


I am a Bristol based creative. An exhibiting landscape abstract painter primarily but I have recently returned to dabble in a little bit of stone sculpture too. Do feel free to pop in this week if you are passing.

Ursula K Le Guin’s text is a challenge to the hero story – of knowing, extracting, representing, resolving, controlling – and the encouragement to think differently – to accumulate, relate, coexist, care, continue. And so we did.

Set of 1970s photography shop, exploring a camaraderie that forms between two Balkan immigrants. Artists: Dora Cinetci Juliet Harper Jacob Priddle Meg Eyres Eve Fenwick Denisa Duma

Nine established artists from across Britain come together at The Laundrette in Bristol for a captivating exhibition exploring the relationships between objects, bodies, and space.

‘It’s time to come together in The Dark Time, to come together and tell stories – to work together with collective making’

The performance, powered by Salomon Sportstyle, was choreographed by Izaak Brandt and was a collaboration with a team of Bristol artists. The project toured across London and Bristol, with the finale taking place back on Stokes Croft, where the ideas of the project began.

This exhibition is intended to unorthodox. Curated by Charli-Ann Padilla and Alfonso V. Paa, the curators selected artists which encompassed non-linear techniques to process. The collection of artwork provided a coherence with the unorthodox nature of the wall divisions, side-rooms and alcoves. Having artists arriving in from different corners of the country, the space invited […]

Are images more than just visual artefacts? These impressions, imprinted on our bodies and consciousnesses, shape our understanding of history and politics. Could the fluidity of these images challenge established narratives and structures of power?

Igniting a firework is easy, it only required a match.

Esmé’s drawings show an interest in the primitive, in the joy of the purely optical, in pattern and the dance of black against white. They may suggest fabric designs or the scientific: cell formations, planets, solar systems, the cycles of life and the female body, generation and growth.