Previous Exhibitions
Below are details of the exhibitions and events held at the gallery since 2006
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Christmas Market December 2010 Local artists sold their handmade artworks and gifts, Bridewell members opened their studios and all were entertained with music and fed with warm soup, mulled wine and homemade cakes. |
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Square Mile November 2010 The second show as part of Liverpool Biennial Independents featured new work from artists outside the studios group commissioned to make works in response to the square mile area around the gallery. The work showcased the social, historic and ethnic palimpsest of the L7 area as a fertile environment for the creation and exhibition of contemporary art. |
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Investigation October 2010 As part of the Liverpool Biennial Independents 2010 'Investigation' the gallery hosted an exhibition of Bridewell artists new work inspired by the buildings prior use as a police station. |
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KANTHA July 2010 The gallery hosted a fundraising exhibition for Sreepur, a Bangladeshi women's refuge. Examples of the women's Canta style embroidery work were exhibited along side the work of textile artist Lynn Setterington whose work interprets this traditional technique. |
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In Every Dream Home A Heartache May/June 2010 Built on the increased visibility of the Gallery after 'Winterland' we drew together artist's from Liverpool's disparate studio groups for this exhibition. The emotive and poignant works explored the melancholy aspects of domesticity. The parallel purpose of the show was to form new connections between the groups and several projects have since emerged from this. |
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Winterland December 2009 Featuring established and emerging artists explorations of the psychological aspects of winter. The community choir Hope Street Harmonies performs seasonal songs and Rebecca Joy Sharp played her evocative harp and vocal compositions. |
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Christmas Prescence December 2008 |
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There in Time November 2008 Three emerging contemporary artists Tamarin Norwood, Mark Simpson and Emily Speeds work explore human prescence in and relation to the landscape, the traces we leave, the structures we build, the memories we hold and the stories we tell. Spanning a range of media. 'There in Time' articulates the city's continuous juxtaposition of stillness and motion, history and regeneration, transcience and timelessness: the constant dialogue between landscape and memory. |
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As You See It August 2008
A selection of works by the service users of Crown Street Mental Health Resource Centre. 'As You See It' takes a grounded approach to the work, displaying it in it's raw state with minimal intervention. Here, art is not just a creative process, but a form of therapy, a positive method of dealing with a mental health condition. |
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The Liar, The Witch and The Wardrobe June 2008 |
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Making More Sense January 2008 An exhibition of prints and paintings by participants who have experienced a brain injury. A collaboration between Sue Williams, Steve Rooney (TAG) and the Brain Injuries Unit, Mossley Hill Liverpool |
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Christmas Prescence December 2007 |
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Group Denique Liverpool Community College June 2007 |
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Out of Site Andy Fung March/April 2007 |
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A Faulty Dissection Sandie Henderson and Sarah Robinson February 2007 |
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How Things Fly Nichola Pemberton and Sue Goldschmidt November 2006 |
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