Past exhibitions and events

Image from You Move Me exhibition

You Move Me

  • Herbert Read Gallery, UCA Canterbury

You Move Me is a new audio-visual installation made by three artists of different disciplines in collaboration with the people in two different European towns; Žagar?, Lithuania, and Northampton, UK. In each town, people were invited to take part in workshops with the artists, exploring ideas of everyday, gestural movements. Together they have created a new choreography, which has been performed and recorded in each participant’s domestic setting.

Gesture, Trace and Performance

  • Herbert Read Gallery, UCA Canterbury

Gesture, Trace and Performance stages a constellation of some of the most thought provoking contemporary works developed through artistic research, inquiring into collective notions of memory, time and space. The exhibition is organised around three thematics: disappearance, masks, and becoming.

Transcriptor: Illustration, Documentary and the Material

  • James Hockey and Foyer Galleries

All Inked Up Kent’s International Artist Book and Print Event

  • Canterbury

All Inked Up is an International Artist Book and Print Event spread over two venues. UCA, Canterbury and The Brewery Tap, Folkestone, comprising of an Artist Book and Print Fair, Symposium, Workshops and a final Exhibition of four internationally acclaimed artists at The Herbert Read Gallery UCA, Canterbury.
Playback - installation image

Playback

  • James Hockey and Foyer Galleries

Playback is an interactive exhibition presenting over 200 short films made by young artist filmmakers from across the UK. These remarkable and award-winning short films made by emerging talent span a range of art forms and topics – from an animated take on the refugee crisis, to the dark dreamscape of a zombie apocalypse.
Colin Drysdale, line painting

Colin Drysdale Some old and new work

  • James Hockey and Foyer Galleries

Supporting Material

  • Herbert Read Gallery, UCA Canterbury

Supporting Material is an exhibition that explores the correspondences, synergies and fractures between two artists, filmmaker Amanda Loomes and painter Ian Parker.
Choreography & The Camera

Choreography & The Camera

  • James Hockey and Foyer Galleries

Digital Film & Screen Arts BA (Hons) Movement through the filmic frame creates energy, fragments and close ups to stimulate viewers’ imagination. In Choreography & The Camera dance is taken into a variety of locations and through editing, cutting, use of effects and sound design is open to interpretation. Since 2010, our second year Digital Film and Screen Arts BA students have considered the construction of movement and space, and the interaction between body and camera.
Revolve:R, edition two

Revolve:R, edition two

  • Foyer Gallery, UCA Farnham

Revolve:R is a multidisciplinary and international collaboration based on visual correspondence, which explores a transmission of ideas via physical and tactile forms of communication (such as printed matter and the postal service) and includes a parallel interplay online. Besides imagery, Revolve:R includes poetry, film and music. Each Revolve:R edition is presented as a bookwork publication.
Valerie Zimany

The International Society for Ceramic Art Education and Exchange

  • James Hockey and Foyer Galleries

The International Society for Ceramic Art Education and Exchange (ISCAEE) is a unique consortium of under graduate and post graduate ceramics courses from around the world. An ISCAEE symposium comprises a catalogued exhibition, published lectures and making demonstrations.