Centrespace Gallery

Centrespace Gallery

Long-running independent gallery space in Bristol's Old City.


An artist run not-for-profit gallery near St Nick's Market, Centrespace has been a stronghold for DIY arts for over 40 years. Providing regular exhibitions, gallery space for hire and affordable studio space for the wider arts community.

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EXHIBITION: Phycologica at Centrespace Gallery
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Major Arcana Exhibition at Centrespace Gallery
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Sell out warning! Local noise freaks Spectres perform their soon-to-be iconic debut record Dying in full for its tenth anniversary – wrap yourself in its gorgeously thick, hazy, delirious, ink-black expanse of punky shoegaze once again. A slice of 2010s Bristol history FFO: early Iceage, My Bloody Valentine, Gilla Band, Deerhunter. Spectres perform their debut LP in full 10 years since its release

Free entry! Under the weight of continued Palestinian death and displacement, fifteen artists gather at Centrespace to explore the theme of kinship. With spectral folk and alt-hymns from Frances Pylons, Humm, Oscar Jones, plus art raffle raising funds for Dignity for Palestinians, a grassroots Gazan group offering on-the-ground aid amidst the genocide. Group exhibition raising money for Dignity for Palestine

We ain’t nothing but mammals….RTiiiKA draws on lesbian lizards and gender-fluid clownfish as archetypes for their bold and angular paintings at this Centrespace solo show. Come trace the lines of sexual nonconformity with suitably slinky selects from Soft Butch’s LEXX. 'Monkey Business' is the first solo exhibition by Bristol-based artist RTiiiKA.

Free entry! Unmissable photographic history of Bristol’s mighty contribution to early jungle / dnb culture. Spearheaded by DJ Krust, this is an intimate flashback to hazy early 90s days with Dazee and MC Jake’s infamous Ruffneck Ting nights, Rob Smith’s early experiments with the More Rockers crew, Roni Size, DJ Die, SUV, Flynn & Flora and many more foundational faces of the Bristol Sound! Archival exhibition showcasing unseen photography, video, and artwork from the early days of Bristol's Jungle/D&B scene

Free entry! Unmissable photographic history of Bristol’s mighty contribution to early jungle / dnb culture. Spearheaded by DJ Krust, this is an intimate flashback to hazy early 90s days with Dazee and MC Jake’s infamous Ruffneck Ting nights, Rob Smith’s early experiments with the More Rockers crew, Roni Size, DJ Die, SUV, Flynn & Flora and many more foundational faces of the Bristol Sound! An archival retrospective on Bristol's early Jungle/D&B scene