A event on Thursday 28th April. The event starts at 18:30.
Artist Jonathan Kelham will be talking all things local St Anne’s football for his informal artist talk.
Part of Super Duper St Anne’s F.C., the talk is a chance to hear about Kelham’s research and discuss all things footy, as well as have a look around the exhibition.
Super Duper St Anne’s F.C. is a new artwork tackling the burning question: “Why is there no football team in St Anne’s?!”
St Anne’s House is the official headquarters to the team, with an archive of paraphernalia and the rich history behind football from the neighbourhood.
This event is free, please secure your tickets and select ‘share details’ for updates on the evening.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Jonathan [B.1986 East Riding of Yorkshire] is an artist, researcher and educator based in Bristol. He has completed Postgraduate Qualifications at Birmingham IAD and University of Essex [UK.], and is currently undertaking an Art Practice PhD at UCA.
He has shown internationally including: Dundee Contemporary, Exeter Phoenix, Spike Island, John Hansard Gallery & The Netherlands Institute For Sound And Vision.
Jonathan’s practice explores the construction of a particular romanticised, melancholic, marginalised, and self-deprecating notion of Englishness.
Entry requirements:
Part of Super Duper St Anne’s F.C., the talk is a chance to hear about Kelham’s research and discuss all things footy, as well as have a look around the exhibition.
Super Duper St Anne’s F.C. is a new artwork tackling the burning question: “Why is there no football team in St Anne’s?!”
St Anne’s House is the official headquarters to the team, with an archive of paraphernalia and the rich history behind football from the neighbourhood.
This event is free, please secure your tickets and select ‘share details’ for updates on the evening.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Jonathan [B.1986 East Riding of Yorkshire] is an artist, researcher and educator based in Bristol. He has completed Postgraduate Qualifications at Birmingham IAD and University of Essex [UK.], and is currently undertaking an Art Practice PhD at UCA.
He has shown internationally including: Dundee Contemporary, Exeter Phoenix, Spike Island, John Hansard Gallery & The Netherlands Institute For Sound And Vision.
Jonathan’s practice explores the construction of a particular romanticised, melancholic, marginalised, and self-deprecating notion of Englishness.
Entry requirements:
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