CURRENT EXHIBITION
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9 AUGUST - 23 SEPTEMBER
FIGURE. EXPLORATION OF HUMAN FORM & PRESENCE Presenting 11 artists who each explore unique viewpoints and encounters with the human form. From traditional representations to the morphed, distorted, and semi-abstracted, this collection of works narrates themes of connection, boundaries and distance which are increasingly relevant in modern life. Contributing Artists: PATRICK BAKER / NIGEL DICKERSON / JANE DURANT / REBECCA LYNE / JESSICA PEARCE / ABBIE SCHUG / ANNABELLE SHELTON / ANNE MARIE STEWARD / MICHELLE WATSON / ROSIE WINN / EMMA WITHERS Sunday 17th September - ARTIST TALK - RSVP here. |
UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS
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PREVIOUS EXHIBITIONS
Visit our Exhibitions Archive to explore our previous exhibitions.
Visit our Exhibitions Archive to explore our previous exhibitions.
ABOUT OUR EXHIBITIONS PROGRAMME
We are excited to announce from May 2023 The Bank Arts Centre (Eyes Open CIC) has been awarded funding from Babergh & Mid Suffolk District Councils to restructure our exhibitions programme for a trial 6-month period. This project will feature a programme of 6 curated exhibitions within a not-for-profit gallery model to provide inclusive and accessible opportunities for East-Anglian based artists and creatives.
This programme will - provide a platform for young and emerging artists; provide opportunities to support career pathways into the creative arts; provide work-experience and volunteering placements for individuals to improve skills, knowledge, and wellbeing through participation; make the arts more accessible and increase community engagement.
The Bank Arts Centre is an identified asset to BMSDC Culture, Heritage, and Visitor Economy Strategy 2023 – 2028 and we have ambitious aims to create a thriving cultural hub for our community to socialise, create, and connect.
We are excited to announce from May 2023 The Bank Arts Centre (Eyes Open CIC) has been awarded funding from Babergh & Mid Suffolk District Councils to restructure our exhibitions programme for a trial 6-month period. This project will feature a programme of 6 curated exhibitions within a not-for-profit gallery model to provide inclusive and accessible opportunities for East-Anglian based artists and creatives.
This programme will - provide a platform for young and emerging artists; provide opportunities to support career pathways into the creative arts; provide work-experience and volunteering placements for individuals to improve skills, knowledge, and wellbeing through participation; make the arts more accessible and increase community engagement.
The Bank Arts Centre is an identified asset to BMSDC Culture, Heritage, and Visitor Economy Strategy 2023 – 2028 and we have ambitious aims to create a thriving cultural hub for our community to socialise, create, and connect.
