What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
On Friday 16th March 2018 BasementArtsProject sees the return of Sohail Khan, this time in the guise of the Curator. Through the figure of the Curator, Khan has created a character that represents the cultural heritage of the artist, institutions and establishment; along the way he provides an interpretation of his
Having been a resident of Beeston for nearly twenty years, moving here initially to attend university in 2000, I have seen many changes occur across South Leeds and the city as a whole. At the dawn of the millennium, areas that had become run down over a relatively short period
As the darkness of the winter months descend upon BasementArtsProject so to does the final project of the year. Taking us into 2018 are artists and studio holders at Leeds based SERF Studios Jill McKnight and Josh Hart. Jill & Josh and their Dead Petz is an exhibition that will
[slideshow_deploy id=’69409′] ‘HYPOGEAL’ BOOK LAUNCH Tuesday 7th November | 7.30pm – 9.30pm EXHIBITION OPEN Thursday 9th November | 10am -12pm Friday 10th November | 10am – 12pm Monday 13th November | 10am – 2pm Thursday 16th November | 10am – 12pm Friday 17th November | 10am – 12pm Hypogeal is
The latest show at the smallest arts venue in Leeds, Beeston’s Basement Arts Project opens on Friday (18 August 2017) as Bruce and Debs Davies welcome back Stephanie Ballantine to their terraced house. ‘The Hysterical Oracle’ is a female figure recurrent in different forms throughout history; chosen at birth she
Now We Have Met – An exhibition of work by Naomi Gilby The latest exhibition at Beeston’s Basement Arts Project opens with a preview on Friday evening (16 June 2017) in the cellar of Bruce and Debs Davies terraced house. ‘Now We Have Met’ is a project by Naomi Gilby
Drawings in the Basement Beeston’s Basement Arts Project latest exhibition presents the artwork of Paul Digby, which depicts a landscape that may seem quite familiar, geographically located in the margins of Leeds, as are the lives of many who live and work in the city. Whilst the topography of the
Basement Arts Project is probably the smallest arts space in Leeds and the only one we know of in someone’s house. It is literally in the basement (cellar) of Bruce and Debs Davies’ terraced house in Beeston. The latest exhibition opens on Friday (14 October 2016) with a special preview
Wednesday 28 September 9.30am – 3.30pm Vale Circles Tunstall Road Beeston Leeds BasementArtsProject are working with artist Ian Pepper and Vale Circles to present a drawing, collage, and writing workshop on Wednesday 28 September at Vale Circles, Tunstall Road, Beeston. Ian staged an exhibition entitled A Feast of Beeston at
As we fast approach the shortest day of the year, 21 December, BasementArtsProject brings to you an exhibition that draws upon light as an integral component of new work by Leeds based duo Lens&Chisel. As with their January exhibition in 2015, ‘Other Rooms’, whose works emitted their own light by