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Marvin Rees, Mayor of Bristol, has opened two brand new art spaces at City Hall to showcase Bristol talent and give cultural and community groups unique environments to display their work.
The new spaces sit within City Hall’s vestibules; former entrances located at either end of the building. They will be used to provide space for groups to share their projects and ideas through exhibitions, performances, cinemas and pop up art markets.
Bristol City Council’s Arts Development Team have joined up with local charity and art space experts Artspace Lifespace (ASLS) to invite local groups to express their interest in taking advantage of this unique opportunity.
Marvin Rees, Mayor of Bristol said: “Talent should be encouraged to flourish whenever the opportunity arises and this is why I have taken the step of opening up City Hall’s vestibules to art groups. Bristol’s arts and culture sector is a valued part of our local economy and this is a new way to support the industry. I am eager to explore alternative ways of supporting the sector as we take control of the financial challenges affecting direct council investment.”
“I am delighted to work in partnership with Artspace Lifespace in this new venture and look forward to welcoming individuals and groups to showcase their work. I hope it will provide meaningful opportunities for aspiring and accomplished artists alike.”
Dina Ntziora at Artspace Lifespace said: “We’re delighted to have this opportunity to work with the Council’s Arts Development Team to bring to life these two amazing and unique spaces. Our aim is to contribute to the vitality and security of the city’s cultural landscape by providing opportunities for talent to flourish. What better way to do that than bring cultural and community groups together in one of Bristol’s most famous locations. I would like to thank the Mayor for this chance and look forward to seeing the vestibules come to life. We look forward to hearing from all arts organisations, groups, community groups and individual artists in the City on their ideas and proposals for The Vestibules.”
Councillor Estella Tincknell, Deputy Mayor with responsibility for Culture, said: “Opening up the Vestibules to local groups will provide much needed art space for local talent. Alongside our other venues such as the Control Room and Edwardian Cloakroom these two new spaces will offer opportunities for showcasing a diverse range of work. By supporting the local arts scene in this way we can ensure that artists and other creatives continue to play a big role in developing Bristol’s growing culture economy.”
The new spaces sit within City Hall’s vestibules; former entrances located at either end of the building. They will be used to provide space for groups to share their projects and ideas through exhibitions, performances, cinemas and pop up art markets.
Bristol City Council’s Arts Development Team have joined up with local charity and art space experts Artspace Lifespace (ASLS) to invite local groups to express their interest in taking advantage of this unique opportunity.
Marvin Rees, Mayor of Bristol said: “Talent should be encouraged to flourish whenever the opportunity arises and this is why I have taken the step of opening up City Hall’s vestibules to art groups. Bristol’s arts and culture sector is a valued part of our local economy and this is a new way to support the industry. I am eager to explore alternative ways of supporting the sector as we take control of the financial challenges affecting direct council investment.”
“I am delighted to work in partnership with Artspace Lifespace in this new venture and look forward to welcoming individuals and groups to showcase their work. I hope it will provide meaningful opportunities for aspiring and accomplished artists alike.”
Dina Ntziora at Artspace Lifespace said: “We’re delighted to have this opportunity to work with the Council’s Arts Development Team to bring to life these two amazing and unique spaces. Our aim is to contribute to the vitality and security of the city’s cultural landscape by providing opportunities for talent to flourish. What better way to do that than bring cultural and community groups together in one of Bristol’s most famous locations. I would like to thank the Mayor for this chance and look forward to seeing the vestibules come to life. We look forward to hearing from all arts organisations, groups, community groups and individual artists in the City on their ideas and proposals for The Vestibules.”
Councillor Estella Tincknell, Deputy Mayor with responsibility for Culture, said: “Opening up the Vestibules to local groups will provide much needed art space for local talent. Alongside our other venues such as the Control Room and Edwardian Cloakroom these two new spaces will offer opportunities for showcasing a diverse range of work. By supporting the local arts scene in this way we can ensure that artists and other creatives continue to play a big role in developing Bristol’s growing culture economy.”
Venue contact details and info
Name: The Vestibules
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Type of venue: Exhibition Centre
Nearest Bus Stop: College Green
Address: City Hall, College Green , Bristol, BS1 5TR
Venue short url: https://www.skiddle.com/venues/78304/
Opening hours: 10am - 5pm
Nearest Train Station: Bristol Temple Meads
