Tag: Humber Street Gallery

Based in Hull, Tuesday Tea Club is a 9-piece, genre-bending band known for their improvised performances. Blending elements of hip hop, prog rock, jazz, funk, and more, the band creates an inclusive and evolving soundscape where no two performances are ever the same. Expect grooves, and chaos — all brewed fresh on the spot. Stephanie […]

Each edition is built around a thought-provoking theme, with inspiring speakers, hands-on activities, performances, and music. No two events are the same – each one has its own unique energy. Whether you’re a painter, ceramicist, designer, photographer, marketeer or just someone with a creative spark, you’ll find your people here. It’s free, it’s open to […]

If you find traditional meditation challenging or you’re looking for an opportunity to slow the pace and press pause, consider surrendering to the harmonious embrace of a Sound Bath—a deeply immersive, full-body listening experience that uses sound to soothe your mind and body. The session begins with each participant lying down or seated in a […]

Incognito is the embodiment of multiple identities originally constructed by Cosey Fanni Tutti to function within the glamour industry between 1973 and 1981. The industry comprised modelling agencies, soft-porn magazine publishers and their distributors, as well as a network of venues: studios, pubs and clubs across London. This eponymous exhibition brings together film, vinyl music, […]

Early Bods is a sensory learning programme at Humber Street Gallery for 0-5 year olds. It consists of playful activities and resources that help little artists to explore movement, touch, sound, sight and making. Zivarna Murphy, a ceramic artist, will focus on ‘clay play’. These will be engaging sessions for both children and their accompanying […]

Bod Squad sessions, aimed at young artists, are underway at Humber Street Gallery. Bod Squad sessions are for 12-16 year old artists and aim to widen and improve opportunities for young people to take part in creative activities outside of school. Bod Squad sessions, which run at the gallery until December 20, are delivered by […]

Made by you. Solved by you. Are you always the one who works out whodunnit before the detective? Finds some motivations in tv crime a bit of a stretch? Or spots plot holes the writers haven’t even noticed? Now’s your chance to put your money where your mouth is – and do it better! Take […]

Humber Street Gallery is proud to present Affinity Without Finality, the final exhibition of its artist development programme INTER_CHANGE, showcasing new work by early-career artists Chloe Barker, Emily Fratson, Zivarna Murphy, Victoria Smith and Isaac Yeboah. Since December 2024, the five artists have worked closely with the Gallery’s team through creative workshops, retreats, mentoring and professional […]