OpenHand OpenSpace: August 2016

Wednesday, 17 August 2016

Pulling Strings


Fragile?

Monday 15 - Sunday 21 August 2016.
Open Mon-Fri: 3-7pm, Sat-Sun: 11am-5pm
OpenHand OpenSpace, Brock Keep

Exhibition of sculpture, drawing and photography by Ingrid Jensen, focusing on the role of habitat and niche in the life of the artist, and the joys and frustrations of being part of an artists' network.

Getting There

John Percy's paintings in his recent exhibition "Getting There" at Brock Keep were much admired by visitors. He hopes to have a studio at OHOS from September this year.

Events and Activities

Please scroll down to see exhibitions, events and upcoming workshops

arjeea21 meeting every other month at OHOS. £1-2 suggested donation. http://www.arjeea21.com/
All artists welcome to talk about art, bring work for friendly crit: actual work, or digital images on disc or stick for projection.
Thur 6 July 2017, 7.30pm. Ground Floor, Brock Keep

Exhibitions and Events

For Such a Time as This

New work by Peter Driver

18 - 22 October 2017

Meet the artist reception

Wednesday 18 October 6pm - 8.30pm

Open: Thursday - Friday 3pm - 7pm

Saturday and Sunday 11am - 5pm

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Artspeak talks, discussions and practical workshops

Watercolour for Mixed Ability (ongoing)
Mondays, 7.30 - 9.30 pm. £13 per session
Brock Keep - usually, but sometimes by prior arrangement in galleries or local gardens.
Tutor: Anna Mitchell. A friendly flexible group where individuals bring along their own subjects to paint, or decide together in advance subjects or techniques they would like to develop. Supervision can be as much or as little as you wish.

Drawing for Mixed Ability (ongoing)
Thursdays, 7.30 - 9.30 pm. £13 per session
Brock Keep - usually, but sometimes by prior arrangement in galleries or local gardens.
Tutor: Anna Mitchell

About OHOS

OHOS is an artist-led centre based in Reading that fosters excellence in contemporary art and provides affordable studio and exhibition space for artists. Its education and exhibition program is open to all and promotes public access to visual art and artists. Since its foundation in 1980 in a former military keep, its studios or exhibition spaces have been used by well over 100 artists, including Cornelia Parker, Douglas Gordon, Paula Rego and Andy Goldsworthy. There are regular residencies for new visual arts graduates. OHOS is an Industrial & Provident Society with charitable status.

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