We are very excited to be taking the
The Tea Service to Stroud Valley Artspace
exhibition • conversation • workshops • tea & cake!
John St Gallery, SVA, 4 John St, Stroud GL5 2HA
(click here for venue access information)
Exhibition opening
Saturday 6 October 10am
Tea service sittings
Saturdays 6, 13 & 20 October 12 noon or 3pm
Exhibition dates
6 -21 October Fridays and Saturdays 10am–3pm
• Meet diverse artists, curators & professionals, including the Arts Inc partners
• Bring, share & talk about your artwork
• Chat about: art, access, opportunities, collaboration
• Enjoy workshops in plate design, drawing & text (written, spoken & in artwork)
For further information, to talk about access or book your free place at the table (limited spaces): email office@sva.org.uk or tel Kazz 01453 751440
More information:
• Tea Service is part of a broader ‘Elevate’ project, designed to improve / extend inclusion of disabled participants & artists. Find out about here about Art Shape, leading Elevate alongside Arts Inc partners
• Find out more about Art in Motion (AIM) led by neurodiverse artists and those with learning difficulties
• Find out more about the Tea Service project & what’s on at SVA
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Home Spun
Test Space, Spike Island, Bristol
Art in Motion spin tales, sounds, and scenes from the homes of Betty Sargent, Chris Rose, Dave Peace, Jeff Johns and Jonathan Barr Lindsay.
10th to 25th March 2018
Open 12-5pm daily closed Mondays
preview Friday 9 March, 6-8pm
https://topfloortestspace.wordpress.com
The Tea Service
AIM launched the Tea Service at Spike Open in Bristol in April 2017.
The artists working with AIM were keen to find a creative way to engage with other groups, organisations and local community networks in Bristol to discuss and share ideas about a wide range of topics including art, disability and local history.
The central focus of the artwork consists of a purpose-made tea set, created by the artists through applying their painting, drawings, writing and photography to china white ware.
The artwork will tour to a number of venues in the city; art institutions, creative spaces, community centres and schools where the artists will invite others to join them at the table for art, tea and discussion.
The discussions will be led by the artists using their artwork as the starting point, creating opportunities for different and diverse groups to meet share experiences and ideas in a relaxed informal way.
You can follow our activity via our Facebook page and twitter.
https://www.facebook.com/AIM-Art-in-Motion
https://twitter.com/artinmotion45
Expanding Realities
The project has included an EU funded international exchange element Expanding Realities a collaboration between AIM, CIT Crawford College of Art and Design and GASP, Cork Ireland and Debajo del Sombrero, Madrid, Spain.
In November AIM exhibited Somewhere in the City at the Arnolfini, Bristol, an exhibition of work made by five Bristol based artists: Betty Sargent, Chris Rose, Jeff Johns, Jonathan Barr Lindsey and Dave Pearse.
http://www.arnolfini.org.uk/whatson/aim-somewhere-in-the-city-1
In September 2016 artwork from the exhibition at the Arnolfini will be exhibited in Ireland as part of Perceptions 2016: The Art of Citizenship.
http://www.perceptions2016.com
Perceptions is an international showcase of artists who are work in supported artist studios work will be exhibited in venues across Cork City.
AIM would like to acknowledge the support it has received from:
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Perceptions 2016
Artist from AIM exhibited at the Crawford Art Gallery in Cork, Ireland as part of Perceptions 2016.
The exhibition ran from 9 September – 29 October a diverse range of artwork across ten city venues, showcasing the artwork of over sixty artists working in supported studio settings, both nationally and internationally. The exhibition included a screening programme, workshops, creative fair and symposium.
http://www.crawfordartgallery.ie/exhibitions_Perceptions_2016.html
AIM: Somewhere in the City
Throughout 2015/16 AIM has being working on various projects, Somewhere in the City is a participatory heritage and arts project, working with five artists with learning difficulties in their home town of Bristol to explore an over-looked, historic area: the cluster of streets and lanes behind the Hippodrome and extending up to Red Lodge.
Infusion Art Cafes Project
Infusion Art Cafes is a european exchange project between AIM, Bristol, UK and Gasp, Cork, Ireland experimenting with using cafe settings as creative spaces for workshops, exhibiting and exchange.
The Project has been aimed at young adults with learning disabilities between the ages of 18 to 30 years of age. The project seeks to encourage learning through creativity, ideas of inclusion and participant.
http://infusionartcafes.blogspot.co.uk
