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This summer, Cupola Gallery is hosting two solo exhibitions by Sheffield-based printmakers John Pedder and James Green, side by side. As part of the exhibition, John Pedder and his helper Emily Peak spent five hours at Cupola on Tuesday 4th August inking up and printing off a 7ft x 4ft woodcut piece called Hinged. See below for all five hours squished into four minutes.
The exhibitions continue until 22 August 2020, with social distancing measures in place.
Florence Blanchard's playful, 1000-square-metre floor painting makes Pinball Park come alive with energy. With its pops of colour and fantastic flowing forms, this mural – titled Bounce! – is a truly joyful feature in the Cultural Industries Quarter.
One for fans of concrete: a public artwork by prominent post-war sculptor and some-time Tomorrow’s World presenter William Mitchell, sitting in the shadow of John Lewis.
Donna finds inspiration in "big winter skies" for her giant canvases of dark landscapes.
Sitting above a factory, wonderfully illuminated by skylights, Gage is run by Kelham Island Art Collective (KIAC). It puts on shows by its members, who include painters, sculptors, stone carvers and textile artists, as well as other local artists.
