Exhibitions at Salisbury Arts Centre

Salisbury Arts Centre's Exhibition Space is open during regular box office hours and entry is free

Please scroll down the page for further information about our exhibition programme, and how to submit work for display.

 

 

 

FORTHCOMING EXHIBITIONS:

 

Jonathan Marsh Photography Exhibition
Salisbury International Arts Festival Exhibition
Friday 23 May - Saturday 21 June 2008

The first solo exhibition by one of Salisbury's up and coming photographers. Jonathan is particularly interested in the capturing and editing of digital images and in this exhibition touches on one of the Festival's themes - vegetation.

 

Open Book
Wednesday 2 - Friday 18 July 2008

Between the pages of handmade books, hundreds of stories come to life...
over the past year pupils from seven local primary schools have been exploring hte theme of folk tales and legends, at Salisbury Arts Centre through performances and workshops in music, theatre and visual arts. See the books the children have made chronicling their journeys, and share some of the folk tales and legends, old and new, they have been telling along the way.

For further information about our Folk Tales and legends Programme, funded by The Princes Foundation for Children and the Arts please click here.

 

Stone
Wednesday 30 July - Friday 19 September
Supported by Salisbury Arts Centre's Business Members Group

Gary Breeze, Tom Clarke, Paulien Gluckman, Tim Harrison, Richard Haywood, Ben Leach, Jonathan Leslie, Roger Stephens, Jo Sweeting, Chris Rissager

The very stuff of our home planet, stones holds a vital place in our collective imagination as it does in our cities and landscapes. From a pebble pocketed on a beach to craggy uncut cliffs, stones connects us to something bigger and timeless.

For artists the symbolic quality of stone is insperable from its physical presence and gravity. In this exhibition we celebrate ten contemporary sculptors with work ranging from abstract monoliths to figurative carving.

For further information about the Salisbury Arts Centre's Business Members Group please click here.

 

 

Exhibitions at Salisbury Arts Centre

Salisbury Arts Centre’s gallery space is home to a rolling programme of exhibitions. Recent highlights have included textiles from Alice Kettle and Textile Forum South West, films from video artist Lizzie Sykes, Venerating the Vessel – an exhibition between ceramicist Julie Ayton and artist Pru Maltby, and a photography exhibition by Antonio Briceno, a collaboration between Salisbury Arts Centre and Salisbury International Arts Festival.

Another highlight of recent years was the Yew Tree Exhibition, where over forty artists and makers used wood from a tree that had to be felled as part of the building redevelopment, and the Yew Tree education project exhibition by pupils at Salisbury High School and Pitton Pre-School.

An integral part of the Arts Centre and its mission, the gallery aims to be a high quality and accessible resource for visitors, local, regional and national artists, and community arts and artists.

 

Exhibit

Exhibitions, and the previews, talks and workshops that run alongside them, are programmed and managed by a team of local visual artists and Arts Centre staff. If you would like your work to be considered for a future exhibition, please prepare a promposal pack to be put forward for consideration. Details about what needs to be covered in your proposal are available in the Exhibitors Proposal Pack, which can be downloaded below.

Salisbury Arts Centre Proposal Pack - click here to download