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  • You’ve Got A Lot To Learn by GRACE!

    You’ve Got A Lot To Learn by GRACE!

    GRACE is a collective of women who identify as older. GRACE will perform an action involving tasks and skills that are well known to our generation: rewiring a lamp, darning a sock, cross-stitch,...

  • Tom Forest

    Tom Forest

    Tom Forest is a unique British song-writer and guitarist. After a decade playing guitar in bands, he releases his debut album next year. The song 'Hope' was written around Tom's compelling live...

  • Ultimate Power

    Ultimate Power

    Ultimate Power promises the best night of your life. Every song is a classic- the joyous, harmonious atmosphere is not like any other clubbing experience in the UK. Bring your air instruments and...

  • The Suitcase (Put on Love) by Deborah Fielding

    The Suitcase (Put on Love) by Deborah Fielding

    “When Susie was born, a suitcase was delivered with her. It was messy. Suitcases are an uncomfortable shape.” - from The Suitcase by Deborah Fielding. Deborah's story will be exhibited...

  • Thabang Tabane | Sibusile Xaba

    Thabang Tabane | Sibusile Xaba

    An explosive collaboration of two trailblazers from South Africa's avant-garde, Thabang Tabane and Sibusile Xaba sit firmly at the helm of a new wave of cutting edge South African roots...

  • Revd Mark Umpleby

    Revd Mark Umpleby

    Mark is an Anglican Priest in the United Benefice of Batley in the Diocese of Leeds. Mark was ordained 18 years ago – working in parishes in Birstall, Huddersfield and a school chaplain for 7...

  • Sam Walton & Daniel Woodhouse

    Sam Walton & Daniel Woodhouse

    Sam and Dan will discuss how the decision to try and prevent war crimes, which has led them to face trial, was rooted in faith. As well, how you too can take action, in small ways and big, against...

  • Sea Room by Alison Clark

    Sea Room by Alison Clark

    Based on a sense of place, Alison's work documents coastal landscapes, especially Orkney, through painting, drawing, printmaking and textiles. A painter since the early 1990s, Alison has been...

  • St Martin’s Voices from St Martin-in-the-Fields

    St Martin’s Voices from St Martin-in-the-Fields

    St Martin's Voices from St Martin-in-the-Fields in London, with their Director of Music Andrew Earis, explore through word and song some of the great music of our religious heritage. In 2013 St...

  • Nicola Slee

    Nicola Slee

    Nicola Slee is a poet and an acclaimed author in the fields of feminist and practical theology, spirituality and prayer. She is Director of Research at the Queen's Foundation for Ecumenical...

  • No Violet

    No Violet

    No Violet. Grunge/Alt. Fuzz love. Can you feel my love buzz? Give me some, alright then we will.

  • On Borrowed Time by Richard Brooks

    On Borrowed Time by Richard Brooks

    The concept of art as prophetic voice is core to Richard's practice. His work, informed by his faith, sense of vulnerability, bereavement, and personal experience, centres on addressing social...

  • Green/Blue by Clare Bryden

    Green/Blue by Clare Bryden

    Green/Blue is a series of 21 black-and-white images of “trees” derived from Environment Agency data of land at risk of flooding from rivers and the sea, separating out 21 river catchments around...

  • Grey and Dismal Green by Stephen Spicer

    Grey and Dismal Green by Stephen Spicer

    Stephen Spicer presents a selection of drawings about mental health. In particular, it focuses on his wife's experiences, although the drawings are of many people and can refer to many people. The...

  • An Ode by Lizzie Merrill

    An Ode by Lizzie Merrill

    Currently a student at Central St Martins studying Fine Art, Lizzie has a performance background but is also interested in photography, drawing, and writing. As a frequent street photographer, she...

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