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).
Featuring the work of Alexis Papatzaneteas, Alex Cadle and Luka Cvetkovich the Borderlands conversations continue. Borderlands considers our relationship to our environments. How we interact with the landscapes, the terrain and our positioning with nature. The works delve back to our shared connections with our histories, our land, and ourselves. The works explore the boundaries […]
16 painters
Responding to the writing of Karl Ove Knausgard; in particular his essay, Inadvertent.
materials..process.. forms.. bodies.. surfaces.. textures.
‘No Place Like Bris’ (2025) explores the Bristol millennial male experience. Brandt’s new performance explores the ‘Cypher’; a circular space of gathering used in Hip-Hop culture as a place of skill exchange, battles and a place to build your reputation. This performance flips the idea of the Cypher from ego driven, into a space of vulnerability and […]
Group Show, curated by Will & George Hilless
Helen Grant uses commonplace signs and symbols such as arrows, crosses and punctuation marks as the basis for sculptures that question how we relate to and receive information from art, and from each other. The very obvious messages that her sculptures convey seem to be only part of what they are saying, with their surface-level […]
After Herbert 20-24 November – private view, Wednesday 20th November 4.30-6.30pm Join the team from Negative Thinking CIC to celebrate the faces of Bristol. Taken at The Launderette over a few hours during the Herbert Shergold exhibition Now Keep Quite Still, the negatives have been lovingly developed and hand printed in the darkroom by Tim Pearse, owner […]
Bristol Photo Festival is an international biennial of contemporary photography, shaped by the movements, ideas and histories of Bristol. The festival includes exhibitions, talks and workshops, bringing together leading international photographic voices in dialogue with Bristol’s many communities.
‘The World a Wave’ The opening week of the festival will take place from 16 – 20 October 2024, with a wide range of talks and events organised across the city.
https://bristolphotofestival.org
Croft Lab was a month long residency shared by members of the artist group Space Place Practice. The work ranged from research and development of new or current work, some collaborations, the running of workshops, fieldtrips/ walks, a symposium and a couple of public open viewings of work produced.
