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AirSpace Gallery
4 Broad Street, Hanley, Stoke on Trent, ST1 4HL
Reviews
Conjunction 12: The Art of Survival [14 January 2013]
A Roadmap for SurvivalIt feels like the first day of winter when a biting wind greets me at Stoke-on-Trent station. There are no signs announcing the town's contemporary art biennial that has brought me here, but I already have a feeling that Read on…
Various locations, Stoke-on-Trent
2 November - 22 December 2012
Reviewed by: Rowan Lear »
Conjunction 12- The Art of Survival [16 November 2012]
Conjunction 12 is the third biennial of contemporary art in Stoke-on-Trent, this year hosted by AirSpace Gallery in partnership with The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery, Staffordshire University, Jelly Arts, and a variety of other public Read on…
Various locations, Stoke-on-Trent
2 November - 21 December 2012
Reviewed by: Anneka French »
Journeymen [8 March 2011]
When I first heard about the title of Airspace’s latest exhibition, I was instantly intrigued. ‘Journeymen’ features David Blandy and Antti Laitinen who explore the idea of what it is to be journeymen, experiencing Read on…
Airspace Gallery, Stoke-on-Trent
19 February - 26 March 2011
Reviewed by: Stacey Booth »
Marl Hole [12 October 2009]
The concept of Marl Hole was to challenge the traditional ideas and methods that have been applied to clay, and demonstrate a fresh approach to the material whilst using very primitive techniques. Neil Brownsword, Alexandra Engelfriet, Read on…
Airspace, Stoke-on-Trent
3 - 31 October 2009
Reviewed by: Stacey Booth »
Trying to Cope with Things that aren't Human (Part One) [26 May 2009]
Next month, the AirSpace Gallery celebrates its third anniversary. Recognising a gap in the contemporary art scene in the city of Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire, and a lack of exhibition spaces for local and regional artists, Andrew Branscombe and Read on…
Trying to Cope with Things that aren't Human (Part One)
AirSpace Gallery, Stoke-on-Trent
28 March – 9 May
Reviewed by: Rachel Marsden »
Intercom [14 October 2008]
Johanna Hallsten’s latest work begins in the window of the AirSpace Gallery, whilst looking into the Gallery window you will see an idyllic forest like setting, cut out of the landscape and transferred into the window box. The sound of Read on…
AirSpace Gallery, Hanley, Stoke on Trent
10 October - 1 November 2008
Reviewed by: Katie May Shipley »
Bad Paintings [25 September 2008]
The current exhibition at the AirSpace Gallery gives another twist to the status of the celebrity. A mixture of smiling and disgruntled faces greets you as you enter the gallery space; familiar faces such as Jade Goody and Victoria Beckham are Read on…
AirSpace Gallery, Hanley, Stoke on Trent
20 September - 4 October 2008
Reviewed by: Katie May Shipley »
Tales From a Changing City [9 September 2008]
Tales from a Changing City Danny Hill and Darren Washington The opening of the current show at the AirSpace Gallery saw many familiar faces; it’s great to see so many people supporting local artists. The artwork Read on…
AirSpace Gallery, Hanley, Stoke on Trent
5 - 13 September 2008
Reviewed by: Katie May Shipley »
Look; differently [3 July 2008]
The camera has become an item that we take for granted; I remember my first camera, a plastic case with flip up view finder that I used to hang around my neck with pride on day trips. Now I forget that I carry a camera with me everywhere, because it Read on…
AirSpace Gallery, Stoke on Trent
1 - 12 July 2008
Reviewed by: Katie May Shipley »
The Parallax View [22 November 2007]
“I find myself looking blankly at a polished teapot: the elongated reflection of my face suggests a horse. In the polished teapot the universe is contained, and all the thoughts and pictures that ever were can be poured out of it” (First Read on…
Airspace Gallery, Stoke-on-Trent
3-24 November
Reviewed by: Richard Brammer »
The Parallax View [6 November 2007]
With a confusing premise 'The Parallax View' seems distorted in both its aims and execution. A large installation by Mozal and Joaquim greets the visitor to the gallery, huge orange weather balloons, cement mixers and umbrellas rest on Read on…
Airspace Gallery, Stoke on Trent
3-24 November 2007
Reviewed by: Helen Thompstone »
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