A event on Thursday 21st November. The event starts at 18:00.
WORK IN PROGRESS is an exhibition charting local change - from women changing industry throughout history to the animalistic machinery on building sites changing the local landscape.
The show features sculptures and photography by Ellie Shipman and Jack Stiling in collaboration with Barton Hill History Group as part of Charting Change, a University of Bristol public art commission for the Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus.
Join Jack Stiling to collectively activate his puppet-like mechanical digger sculpture Groundwork, 2024; help yourself to bread pudding from Ellie Shipman's edible sculpture Bread Pudding Queen, 2024; discover historical artefacts and talks on the women who shaped local industry by Barton Hill History Group. Explore a gallery of interactive pieces visualising snippets of industrial history and current change around the Temple Quarter site.
To chart the change of a rapidly developing area with a complex history is a challenge, but this exhibition is an invitation to join the conversation, reflect on change, connect with community and play as we go.
Programme
Join the opening on Thurs 21st, 6 - 8pm, or come along to any of the free events programmed. The exhibition is open 21 - 23 Nov, 10 – 4pm.
Thurs 21 Nov 10 - 12pm, Community Viewing
A free coffee morning for local community groups and residents.
Thurs 21 Nov 12 - 12:30pm, Playable Sculpture
Join artist Jack Stiling to activate his playable digger-arm sculpture.
Thurs 21 Nov 2 - 4.30pm, Women Workers’ Reunion
An afternoon with Barton Hill History Group bringing together women who worked in local industry, with talk from Jen Grove on the history of the Chappel Allan Corset Factory.
Thurs 21 Nov 6 - 8pm, Late Opening
Join us for a late exhibition viewing and drinks at the Bricks bar!
Fri 22 Nov 10 - 12pm, Women in Research Networking
A networking event for University of Bristol women in research (students welcome too) - bring an image from your research to connect with others over coffee and inform the artwork. Book your place: bit.ly/4evOxm0
Fri 22 Nov 12 - 12:30pm, Playable Sculpture
Join artist Jack Stiling to activate his playable digger-arm sculpture.
Fri 22 Nov 2 – 4pm, Banner Making Workshop
Drop in to sew a banner with artist Ellie Shipman to honour women’s work - in your own life, history or research.
Sat 23 Nov - 10am - 4pm, Exhibition open
Find out more:
public-art.bristol.ac.uk/public-art-at-temple-quarter/charting-change-2022/
@bristol_uni_publicart
@ellieshipman
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
The show features sculptures and photography by Ellie Shipman and Jack Stiling in collaboration with Barton Hill History Group as part of Charting Change, a University of Bristol public art commission for the Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus.
Join Jack Stiling to collectively activate his puppet-like mechanical digger sculpture Groundwork, 2024; help yourself to bread pudding from Ellie Shipman's edible sculpture Bread Pudding Queen, 2024; discover historical artefacts and talks on the women who shaped local industry by Barton Hill History Group. Explore a gallery of interactive pieces visualising snippets of industrial history and current change around the Temple Quarter site.
To chart the change of a rapidly developing area with a complex history is a challenge, but this exhibition is an invitation to join the conversation, reflect on change, connect with community and play as we go.
Programme
Join the opening on Thurs 21st, 6 - 8pm, or come along to any of the free events programmed. The exhibition is open 21 - 23 Nov, 10 – 4pm.
Thurs 21 Nov 10 - 12pm, Community Viewing
A free coffee morning for local community groups and residents.
Thurs 21 Nov 12 - 12:30pm, Playable Sculpture
Join artist Jack Stiling to activate his playable digger-arm sculpture.
Thurs 21 Nov 2 - 4.30pm, Women Workers’ Reunion
An afternoon with Barton Hill History Group bringing together women who worked in local industry, with talk from Jen Grove on the history of the Chappel Allan Corset Factory.
Thurs 21 Nov 6 - 8pm, Late Opening
Join us for a late exhibition viewing and drinks at the Bricks bar!
Fri 22 Nov 10 - 12pm, Women in Research Networking
A networking event for University of Bristol women in research (students welcome too) - bring an image from your research to connect with others over coffee and inform the artwork. Book your place: bit.ly/4evOxm0
Fri 22 Nov 12 - 12:30pm, Playable Sculpture
Join artist Jack Stiling to activate his playable digger-arm sculpture.
Fri 22 Nov 2 – 4pm, Banner Making Workshop
Drop in to sew a banner with artist Ellie Shipman to honour women’s work - in your own life, history or research.
Sat 23 Nov - 10am - 4pm, Exhibition open
Find out more:
public-art.bristol.ac.uk/public-art-at-temple-quarter/charting-change-2022/
@bristol_uni_publicart
@ellieshipman
Entry requirements: no age restrictions