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An exhibition featuring the fashion and textiles of leading 1980s London-based designer Sue Clowes. Her designs were most famously worn by eighties pop icons Boy George and Culture Club. Between 1981 and 1986 Clowes produced a series of collections, all featured in this exhibition, each of which featured intricate prints that became a trademark of Clowes’ designs.

We are delighted to invite you to our upcoming exhibition, Jason Kwong - Hiraeth, in West side foyer outside The Winchester Gallery. Please find out more details through the link:https://jasonkwonglm.com/hiraeth.html

Winchester School of Art has the pleasure of inviting you to our MA Degree Show, showcasing work from the graduating students of our five postgraduate programmes: MA Contemporary Curating, MA Communication Design, MA Fashion Design, MA Textiles Design, MA Fine Art

There are loads of free opportunities to get involved in making and creating work for the Winchester Gallery’s exhibition. The exhibition will be growing over time as we welcome you into the space to help us create an exhibition full of everyone’s drawing and stories about what cycling means to you and your first memories of riding a bike. There is a lovely creation station full of kids friendly art materials for you to use. Draw the bicycle and get creative in the Winchester Gallery!

MA GMM invite you to their exhibition 'Spatial Media, Inhabitations and Relocations'. The exhibition comprises of creative group projects produced by MA Global Media Management students at The Winchester Gallery.

This is a visual arts exhibition dedicated to exploring the intersections between ethnicity, financial security, and pension protection. It is the first public exhibition as part of our 3-year academic project funded by the Economic and Social Research Council’s Inclusive Ageing initiative, titled ‘Promoting inclusivity in pension protection and other forms of saving among men and women from black and minority ethnic communities in the UK: a mixed methods study’.

Join us this Saturday (13/04/23) at 2pm for our last day of Moving Colour, where renowned percussionist James Larter will be performing live.

Exhibition closed for Easter Break 29/3/24–4/4/24. Moving Colour is a multi-disciplinary group exhibition exploring phenomenological qualities in formal aspects of colour. The idea of static colour and pattern conveying emotional space is not new, and yet artists to this day are mystified by the Rubik’s cube of the proposition. Each artist’s work in this exhibition demonstrates a unique explorative path to capture the seemingly moving magic of colour. 

More than a century ago, Marcel Duchamp celebrated ordinary objects by putting them on pedestals in galleries. His playful engagement with the ‘museum effect’ — the extraordinary attention we’re expected to pay any object placed in an art gallery — suggested that art is an act of heightened awareness. In ‘Ordinary Things’, twenty-six artists at WSA transform everyday objects into complex meditations on what it means to be in the world.

This event presents a performative, participatory approach to public engagement in fluvial ecologies through artistic practice. Participants will be introduced to the Island of the Day Before project, followed by an outdoor tour of the surrounding Itchen River and Winnall Moors.

The new WSA Painting Prize celebrates outstanding painting practice at undergraduate level, culminating in an exhibition at the Winchester Gallery, University of Southampton in Autumn 2023.

Winchester School of Art has the pleasure of inviting you to our MA Degree Show, showcasing work from the graduating students of our postgraduate programmes: MA Contemporary Curating, MA Fashion Design, MA Fine Art, and MA Textile Design.

A collective group exhibition organised by Winchester School of Art (WSA) postgraduate research students was held in The Winchester Gallery between 29 June – 26 July 2023.

The new WSA Painting Prize celebrates outstanding painting practice at undergraduate level, culminating in an exhibition at the Winchester Gallery, University of Southampton in Autumn 2023. The inaugural 2023 contemporary art exhibition seeks to support and nurture innovative work from women artists in Greece and the UK in acknowledgement of the continued uner-representation of women artists worldwide.

Playing with the Climate crisis is a 3 day table top gaming event in which you will hear talks, have a chance to participate in a climate game making workshop and be the first people in the world to play a pre-production copy of Daybreak.

The Winchester Gallery presents WASTEWORK, a showcase of reusing & sustainable thinking. Featuring: John Walter, Donna Mitchell, Jasone Miranda Bilbao, Compound 13 Lab, Ian Dawson, Aqui Thami, Louisa Minkin, Sharmila Samant, Migueltzinta Solis, Andrea Mason, Ben Parry, Amanda Jobson, Marie-Louise Jones, Erika Trotzig Jefford Horrigan, Mario Rossi, Mia Taylor, Stephen Cornford, Ali Eales & Trinity Art Group.

The Winchester Gallery is pleased to be showcasing the work of Bhajan Hunjan, the 2020 Artist in Residence at Projecto Maria Lucia Cattani, Brazil, where artists and curators are invited to celebrate the late Maria Lucia Cattani.

The Winchester Gallery is pleased to be showcasing the third iteration of ‘Queering Connections' for Hormazd Narielwalla and Jeremy Dixon, represented in Winchester School of Art’s internationally renowned Artists’ Book Collection.

The Winchester Gallery presents: What Colour is Metal? An exhibition that brings audiences on a journey of process, experimentation and mastery through the practice of 25 contemporary jewellers and silversmiths.

Winchester School of Art has the pleasure of inviting you to our MA Degree Show, showcasing work from the graduating students of our five postgraduate studio programmes.