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Brian DuffyOne Letter

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Kathy PrendergastStasis Field

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Emma CritchleySoundings

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Deaf Vision

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Highlights

Resource 8 February – 3 May

Emma CritchleyWalk to the Bottom of the Sea

Exhibition 23 April – 29 May

BSL Celebration

Event 26 April – 31 May

Space to Create!Upcoming programme

Event 22 May

Book Launch & In Conversation'William Blake and the Sea Monsters of Love' by Philip Hoare

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TOMORROW EVENT ALERT! 🚨 ⁠ You have one final chance to enjoy dancer @MayaRoseCarroll activate Emma Critchley’s exhibition Soundings by encountering and moving with deep-sea creatures on the screens.⁠ ⁠ Catch Carroll’s final performance tomorrow at the gallery! ⁠ The performances use movement and music to create a profound emotional bridge to the deep ocean.⁠ ⁠ The installation offers a space for dialogue, debate, and contemplation.⁠ ⁠ Link in bio for more on Soundings 🔗⁠ ⁠ #JHGCritchley #EmmaCritchley #Art #Artist #DeepSea #PerformanceArt #Materiality #EnvironmentalArt #Landscape #Research⁠ #NationalOceanographicCentre #NOCS #ContemporaryArt #Southampton #SotonArts #SouthamptonEvents 📸: @nosamalcolm
Alongside colleagues from the University of Southampton, Winchester School of Art and Southampton Institute for Arts and Humanities, we were proud to launch the report ‘Framing the Future: The Political Case for Strengthening the Visual Arts Ecosystem’ yesterday at the House of Commons. Commissioned by CVAN and John Hansard Gallery (University of Southampton), in partnership with a-n, DACS and Plus Tate, and written by Erskine Analysis, the report presents how with the right investment, the visual arts can play a leading role in delivering the UK Government’s goals on: • Economic growth • Health and wellbeing • Education and skills Government investment in the visual arts is needed now – to nurture the next generation of artists and sustain the UK’s position as a global market leader. “The narrative must be changed to make sure all voices can be heard.” @larryachiampong Read the full report on link in bio 🔗 #FramingTheFuture #SupportArtists #InvestInCulture #CreativeFuture #VisualArtsMatter #SpendingReview2025 #ArtIsEssential @uni_southampton @uni_southampton_wsa @the.winchester.gallery @backonair @cvanetwork @dacsforartists @catecclesmp @elizaeaston
EVENT ALERT! 🚨 Space to Create! 🎨 Saturday 26 April, 11-11.45am & 12-12.45pm FREE. Booking is essential, link in bio 🔗 As part of @bslcelebration, join local artist Vicky Barber-Crimes to create deep sea creatures with your hands! Vicky is the co-curator of Deaf Vision and worked with children from Newlands School to create artwork for the exhibition. – Space to Create! is our weekly creative workshop, inspired by our current exhibitions. Suitable for everyone aged 4 and over, join us to draw, make, and build together! #JHGSpacetoCreate #FreeFamilyEvents #ArtForKids #JHGEngagement #FamilyEventsSouthampton #SouthamptonEvents #SotonArts #Southampton @uos_engagement @vvb_deaf_artist