Join us to celebrate the joint launch of our newest exhibition at Humber Street Gallery, the ‘INTER_CHANGE Showcase 22/23’, a celebration of work by artists who have taken part in our artist development programme INTER_CHANGE.
This event is a chance to meet the artists, visit the exhibitions and to share a drink or two.
Join us for evening at Humber Street Gallery hosted by The Critical Fish to reflect and unpick themes present in our current exhibition programme through conversation and activities.
During their sessions at Humber Street Gallery, they aim to respond to both exhibition spaces in a communal way.
Join us to celebrate the launch of our newest exhibition at Humber Street Gallery, ‘Perches and Flyways’ by Creative Connections with Jennifer Holtridge and Juneau Projects.
This event is a chance to meet the artists, visit the exhibitions and to share a drink or two.
Join Hull Minster in celebrating the Independence Day of Ukraine
The event will be filled with festivities that highlight Ukraine’s national heritage, including traditional music, singing performances, mouthwatering Ukrainian cuisine, and engaging activities for all ages. It will be an opportunity to connect with Ukrainians, friends, and supporters of Ukraine, as we celebrate freedom and achievements.
You are encouraged to dress in your favourite Ukrainian attire or wear the national colours of blue and yellow to showcase your Ukrainian pride.
“Little Sun” – A Captivating Art Exhibition by Mariia Moiseienko
Hull Minster are delighted to present “Little Sun”, an extraordinary art exhibition featuring the captivating works of Ukrainian professional artist Mariia Moiseienko.
Embark on a journey through art that radiates resilience, hope, and the indomitable spirit of the human soul.
Come and join us for our Autumn Wedding Fayre at The MKM Stadium.
We will have a live catwalk and entertainment taking place plus some fantastic suppliers lined up to provide all of you brides and grooms to be with the wedding inspiration which you need to plan your perfect day.
Explore Adventure – Bring your favourite teddy for a picnic at Burton Constable and they can have a go on the teddy bear zip wire, and you can take part in lots of teddy bear themed crafts and activities.
Normal admission prices apply and include all the craft activities.
Containing glimpses of the hidden world of the servant’s hall, with its own strict hierarchy and limited comforts, this exhibition reveals the day-to-day details of life for servants at the hall from the 18th and 19th Centuries. Discover what life would have been like for Antoine Reny, Lady Clifford Constable’s fashionable French Lady’s Maid from Paris, and for Susan Hoe, the first housemaid in 1866. The display reveals the difficulties of life ‘below stairs’, but also the status that some servants held in the household and how close some came to being counted as family.
Find out more about the huge numbers of staff required to run a hall the size of Burton Constable, and the varied jobs they performed. How would you have fared as a 19th Century housemaid? Giving a fresh insight into life behind the scenes at Burton Constable and with activities for the whole family, this exhibition is one not to miss.
Entrance to the Hall included in your entrance fee:
Adult £13.75
OAP £12.75
Student £12.75
Child £7.50
Additional child £4.95
A permanent exhibition celebrating Clive Sullivan and rugby in Hull has opened at the city’s Streetlife Museum.
The free display documents the history of the city’s rugby clubs as well as Sullivan’s individual achievements.
Sullivan’s widow Rosalyn has loaned some of his possessions, which will to be displayed for the first time.
As well as looking at the history of rugby league clubs, Hull FC and Hull KR, the exhibition will also shine a light on the development of the Hull’s first gay and inclusive rugby team, the Hull Roundheads.
A Mosaic Path
Curated by guest artist, Linda Ingham, this new exhibition is inspired by the ecological term: A Mosaic Path.
Rising from the rubble or waste aggregates in ‘brown field’ sites, the mosaic path is the proliferation of plants that are thriving in adverse conditions. This low fertile environment provides the potential for a diverse mosaic of planting which can be very beneficial for wildlife. There is enormous scope to promote this approach at all scales to create climate change for people and wildlife.
Close observation of storeys and stories of places conserved, disturbed, reimagined, string across Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, and Yorkshire. The artists research and form a visual metaphorical path. The selected artists’ works are gathered within this exhibition to offer us an exploration of the land in this current climate crisis. A land that speaks of the present, past, and future.
A Mosaic Path is a short survey of landscape and place through the eyes of four artists considering such subjects today; Judith Tucker, Robert Moore and David Ainley.
This is my first solo exhibition showing off my journey in acrylic painting. The exhibition will be held at Brew, 76 Bond Street, Hull, HU3 1EN between 8th and 20th of July 2023.
I am an artist living in Hull. As an artist, I am drawn to the bold, vibrant colours of acrylic abstract painting. My artwork is a celebration of the energy and life that can be found in every brush stroke and every layer of paint.
I am inspired by the endless possibilities of colour and form, and by the ways in which these elements can interact and dance across the canvas.
My hope is that my paintings will inspire joy, curiosity, and a sense of wonder in those who view them during my exhibition
Opening night from 6pm until late on Saturday 8 July
Hull History Centre is hosting and celebrating the 90th Anniversary of Reckitt’s antiseptic disinfectant, Dettol.
Dettol is a brand name known across the globe. Protecting households and hospitals for 90 years against disease, few people know Dettol was invented and manufactured in Hull.
From halving the maternal sepsis rate, to revolutionising first aid and veterinary care, through to war time disasters and triumphs against COVID-19.
Five photographers have worked with people involved in the fishing industry during the 1970’s – trawlermen, dockworkers, family members, historians to tell the story of the impact of the decline of the industry in Hull during that decade.
In portraits and the words of those in them the story unfolds…..resilience, hard times, new horizons. The project has been sponsored by North Atlantic Fishing Company and Hull Maritime.
This exhibition shows two works by the world-renowned Italian artist Canaletto.
From the Royal Collection and the Ferens’ own collection, these works show Venice’s Grand Canal in all its splendour. Created 10 years apart, when seen together they show the development of an artist’s technique and reveal much about Venetian life in the 1700s.
A newly commissioned work by the Ferens’ latest artist in residence will be shown alongside the paintings, connecting the past to the present through the theme of climate change. Canaletto’s A Regatta on the Grand Canal marks the fifth and final loan of exceptional works of art from the Royal Collection to go on display at Ferens Art Gallery as part of the Masterpieces in Focus from the Royal Collection series.
A collaboration of home-grown artworks, sculpture, music and minds from local artists displayed inside of one Hull’s best kept secrets.
Including artist talks, info and tours of Maister House’s rich history.
Participating artists are Helen Dalgairns, Rebecca Dennison, Wayne Oram, Nohone, Rachel Anderson, Kerry Railton, Bryan Berue and Stewart Baxter
Part of Heritage Open Days 2023
*Stepped access to entrance hall and staircase. Currently no wheelchair access. Steps and uneven terrain.
Using acrylics, watercolour and pastels, Duncan produces images of Hull, the Humber, the Yorkshire Coast and the vibrant Yorkshire Wolds.
‘ANOTHER YEAR’ exhibition sees Duncan return to Humber Street to build on the success of last year.
Open everyday from 10am-4pm at 25 Humber Street
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