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Asylum art gallery published their Delivery Report!8 months ago
Delivered 1 August 2020
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By Hannah Mary
To maintain the The Asylum Art Gallery Wolverhampton as a free space for the community to use and develop artwork to showcase.
Asylum art gallery in Chapel Ash has been running four years providing a free space to develop and showcase artwork. Weve worked with Gecko providing internships to Erasmus students and local Universities and colleges, supported local communities events and celebrations such as City of sanctuary, The Junction Festival, 'Untold' the 70th anniversary of the partition of India and Pakistan, exhibited group postgraduate shows, regular poetry evenings, live music with local bands and held discussions after political activist events. We have another 12 months of events and mentoring planned and would like to keep offering this as a free space as our remit our priority is to give free access to those who don't have the capacity to go through mainstream institutions. We have just formed as a company with a view to sustaining funding for core costs but any donations made will continue our work until this is secured and allow us to continue offering this free resource for regeneration.
What we'll deliver:
Why it's a great idea:
There are no free spaces to exhibit and run events in the area where you will be supported by a skilled curator, a professional artist and with the capacity to support mental health and disability. Our assistant curator has qualifications and 3 years experience as a disability support worker in education. We have run over 100 exhibitions and it is integral we continue to provide space where communities have the freedom to express themselves without worrying about filling a commercial galleries remit.
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Last night we opened our new artist studios to the world, showcasing our 10 artists studios, live music, video and sound work, great conversations and a visit from MP Eleanor Smith to discuss an art movement in the city and regeneration through culture!!! To top it all off and completely make our evening, we got a notification saying we'd hit our target thanks to everyone whose supported us!!!!!! We couldn't be happier and we will be sending out a list of events both exhibitions and workshops you can take part in for next year!!!!!!!! Thankyou so much for supporting us and we look forward to building the visual arts development agency next year!
Brilliant news, thanks everyone!
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How will the money be spent?Total £4,274
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Total £4,274
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VolunteerDirector and assistant curator of ;The Asylum Art Gallery
Student support worker for disabled students in higher education.
Performance artist and community arts facilitator
Studying MA Contemporary Art Practise at The Royal College of Art
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