Arts at University of Southampton Blog
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Charlotte Connelly, first year BA Graphic Arts student at Winchester School of Art, has written about her experience contributing to the BENCH series of public art commissions from Solent Showcase Gallery and GO! Southampton. 16 benches from the pedestrianised high street of Southampton have been transformed into works of art by local artists – one of which was Charlotte!
Read on to hear all about how her design made it from paper to park bench.
During these challenging times and faced with the new normal, Arts at University of Southampton is joining our friends at Mayflower Theatre, Southampton, in pledging that The Show Must Go On(line).
John Hansard GalleryĀ andĀ Turner SimsĀ are both exploring ways to focus their energies within the digital sphere, seeking to animate online spaces to bring you inspiring art and culture. Alongside this, Arts at University of Southamptonās digital channels will be dedicated to sharing with you the best of the arts to be accessed remotely. Weāll also be inviting the talented creatives and artists in our own team to contribute ideas and showcase their practice.
Continue reading The Show Must Go Online: animating Arts at University of Southampton in the digital sphereAnnette Warner, artist and Fine Art Graduate, Winchester School of Art reflects on her first professional opportunity as part of āRipe Mangoesā, a graduate artists programme with Southampton-based āa spaceā arts and setting up for life after uni.Ā
Continue reading Surviving the heat, thriving as a Ripe Mango
After visiting John Hansard Gallery, Arts Ambassador Jenny Banful reflects on how the Cultural Quarter is supporting the shape of Southamptonās identity.
Continue reading John Hansard Gallery: Making Waves in the Community
Paige Michel-Strachan, BA History student and ‘Excel’ Intern reviews the Resist: be modern (again) exhibition at John Hansard Gallery. Here Paige lists her favourite artworks and explains why she likes them so much.
