Press Releases
On this page you will find press releases and a selection of images available to download. These images are copyright controlled and are for sole purpose of promotion and review. If you need clarification or wish to request further content or interviews, please email press@arnolfini.org.uk
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Art from Elsewhere: International Contemporary Art from UK Galleries
Friday, 18th March 2016
This spring, Arnolfini and Bristol Museum & Art Gallery are working in partnership to present a compelling exhibition of international art across two venues in central Bristol. Art from Elsewhere gathers 38 significant artists from 22 countries, whose work addresses life, politics, identity and cultural change within an increasingly ‘globalised’ society. Below, you can download a full press release and high resolution images.
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John Akomfrah: Vertigo Sea
Thursday, 12th November 2015
John Akomfrah: Vertigo Sea is the first UK showing of the internationally-acclaimed, three-screen, film installation Vertigo Sea which was premiered at the Venice Biennale in 2015. This poignant work weaves archival material, readings from classical sources and newly shot footage to create a film that explores man’s relationship with ‘the sublime seas’ as a means of migration and livelihood.
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Daphne Wright – Emotional Archaeology
A retrospective exhibition of Bristol based artist Daphne Wright featuring casting, sound recording , film making and drawing.
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Arnolfini Programme 2016
Arnolfini launches 2016 Programme to include John Akomfrah, Art from Elsewhere, Daphne Wright and Ballast Seed Garden
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Richard Long: TIME AND SPACE
Friday, 4th September 2015
A major new solo exhibition celebrating Bristol-based artist Richard Long, including several new works and recreations of previous works that have been made for this exhibition. #RichardLong
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Young Arnolfini: And Then We Pulled The Words Apart
Monday, 8th June 2015
Young Arnolfini, Black Kettle Collective (Glynn Vivian Gallery, Swansea) and Ikon Youth Programme (Ikon Gallery, Birmingham) present a collaborative exhibition that explores language.
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Plus Tate partners attract 3.5 million visits annually
Wednesday, 14th January 2015
Success of visual arts has played major role in regeneration across UK
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