Artshape
26 Station Road
Gloucestershire,
GL5 5AF
E: info@artshape.co.uk
T: 01452307684
W:artshape.co.uk
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At
Art Shape we aim to help adults in their personal and
professional artistic development, particularly those
facing barriers to participation. Everyone at Art Shape
is on a mission to work with individuals, communities
and organisations to combat exclusion from the arts,
with a particular focus on working with adults facing
barriers to participation. Art Shape is driving social
change by informing policy, identifying gaps in arts
provision and stimulating the development of new possibilities
in the arts.
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Artspace
4 John Street
Stroud
Gloucestershire
GL5 2HA
E: info@sva.org.uk
T: 01453 751440
W:sva.org.uk |
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An artist
led initiative supporting the production and presentation
of artists' work, through low cost studios and project
space.
SVA undertakes a variety of educational projects involving
schools and the wider community. The organisation includes
artists with a wide range of skills in sculpture, ceramics,
painting, glass, textiles and digital media. We also
have extensive experience of teaching and coordinating
projects in a range of educational settings.
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Brewery
Arts
Brewery Court
Cirencester
Gloucestershire
GL7 1JH
E: emma@breweryarts.org.uk
T: 01285 657 181
W:breweryarts.org.uk |
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A year
round programme of craft exhibitions in our Main Gallery,
often featuring artists of national and international
repute.
16 craftworkers operate from workshops at Brewery Arts,
including glass blowers, jeweller, textile artists, weaver,
ceramic restorer, upholsterer and furniture maker and
wire weaver.
Brewery Arts offer a full programme of classes for those
who would like to try their hand at painting, drawing,
sculpture, embroidery and other activities.
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Gloucestershire
Digital
Arts Forum
E: info@digitaljourney.org.uk
W:digitaljourney.org.uk
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GDAF was
created in 1999 with the aim of developing and promoting
digital arts in Gloucestershire. This encompasses those
who described themselves as digital artists as well
as the process of producing artwork by digital means
regardless of the background of the artist. GDAF also
promotes the use of digital forms as a means of extending
the audience for interesting new work where access
to gallery spaces is made difficult by the limits of
transport in a rural county.
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Gloucestershire
Printmaking Cooperative
Griffin Mill
London Road
Thrupp
Stroud
Gloucesterhsire
GL5 2AZ
E:info@gloucestershireprintmakingco-op.org.uk
T:01453 765281
W:gloucestershireprintmakingco-op.org.uk
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The Gloucestershire
Printmaking Co-operative was founded in 2005. It is
the only print-making co-operative in Gloucestershire
and its key aim is to promote Fine Art Printmaking
and to encourage artists engaged in this medium.
GPC provides facilities for etching, lithography,
screen print and relief print in two well equipped
studios in Thrupp, Stroud. |
The
Hub Collective
Events and general enquires:
Neil Walker
E: neil@sva.org.uk
T: 01 453 751440
Studio session bookings and
live events:
Andy Dunn
T: 07891 212931
W:hubcollective.org.uk |
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Stroud Musicians
Collective Hub is an innovative music project in Stroud,
Gloucestershire that aims to bring Musicians together
and to provide a space in which musical and sound concepts
may be realised. The project is committed to providing
low cost rehearsal space to musicians wanting to experiment,
develop new work and to work on ongoing projects. The
projects aim is to build an equipment resource and skills
bank that may be used by its members and to provide a
supportive framework in which music, sound, video, performance,
visual and digital arts can combine for project collaboration
and sonic activity.
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Prema
South Street
Uley
Gloucestershire GL11 5SS
E: info@prema.demon.co.uk
T: 01453 860703
W:prema.demon.co.uk
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Prema
is a small, independent rural Arts Centre. Its programme
is the envy of many a larger, urban venue. Prema, situated
in a former Baptist Chapel has a unique, intimate atmosphere
where you can experience dynamic live events and a
broad range of participatory arts opportunities. It
is a small, welcoming venue in which you can experience
and get involved with forward-looking, quality creativity.
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Stroud
Photography Festival
E: fred@fredchance.co.uk
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The Stroud
Photography Festival will be held during the last two
weeks of October 2007. At it's heart will be a collection
of exquisite Platinum Prints crafted in the Stroud Valleys
by Paul Caffell, Max Caffell and Dominic Burd at 31 Studio.
The exhibition will feature prints from artists such
as Bailey, Bill Brandt, Linda MacCartney and many others
who will be announced after final organisation is completed.
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The
Space
Lansdown
Stroud
Gloucestershire GL5 1BN
E: info@the-space.org
T: 01453 767576
W:the-space.org
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The Space
has been developing as an Arts Centre serving the community
over the last five years. The building started life as
a temperance hall in 1879 and has had a chequered history
since then! Currently, The Space runs a proportion of
the programme, including the film club, but hirers and
promoters determine much of the programme.
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Stroudwater
Textile Trust
Textile Skills Office
6A Fawkes Place
Stroud
GL5 3DX
E:lizziwalton@btinternet.com
T: 01453 752682 W:stroudwatertextiles.org.uk
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Stroudwater
Textile Trust's new year long programme has grown in
scope and range to include an exciting range of contemporary
textile skills, exhibitions, workshops and opportunities
for people to learn more about contemporary textiles.
All of this runs alongside, and links through to, the
much loved heritage programme that offers open mill days,
working industrial textile machinery, history talks and
guided walks.
Textile Festival
Central to the Stroudwater Textile Trust's year is the
Textile Festival in May where leading international artists,
and speakers rub shoulders with local talent. Through
the Festival's reputation, that has been built over time,
well known names come to Stroud from all over Europe
and the UK, to exhibit and present work. The Festival
is building a platform for speakers from wide ranging
backgrounds connected to textiles. |
Walking
the Land
E: info@walkingtheland.org.uk
T: 01452 81222
W:walkingtheland.org.uk |
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Walking
the Land is a long-terminitiative led by three Stroud
based artists, landscape enthusiasts and educators
whose work explores links between the landscape and
art.
Their aim is to develop and produce work in response
to walking through the landscape. Their intention is
to promote and show the resulting works and to act as
sponsors and 'creative catalysts' for local people, artists
and others with a keen interest in the landscape.
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