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AWE2020

Having taken a year to rest after the first three (’16-’18), we were intending to have an event this year. However, our intention to be running a joined-up event still needs more work to be all that it should be. Sorry for all of you who were preparing for participating in a big event, it’s not going to happen in 2020.
However, for artists and supporters, we will still be running some events this year that you can be a part of in the way that works best for you:

Exeter-centric Exhibition

Thursday 21st – Thursday 28th May
Visual, audio, psychogeographic and sensory responses to the city. Call-out forthcoming.

Buy Art Now!

Friday 14th , Saturday 15th & Sunday 16th August
We will be producing a pop-up exhibition of work, curated from submissions, and holding another Art Car Boot. We’ll also be printing a paper about local art and artists and intend to include a studios trail, it’ll cost participants = the amount to print and distribute divided by the number of artists who want to feature… Join us and make the sums!
Details to follow.

Christmas Show

Friday 11th – Thursday 24th December
Curated from submissions, this will be a festive snapshop of work by local and regional artists, from affordable to wildest dream gifts. We’re aiming to create the perfect present-buying destination for culture lovers’ lovers…

The Board

Please get in touch via engage@artworkexeter.org.uk if you would like to find out more about joining our Board.

AWEsome Art Space

The gallery (27 Paris Street) has a freshly painted new floor and is nearly fully-booked for the year, please check in with our social media accounts for updates about exhibitions as they break.

If YOU would like to hire the space to put on a show, exhibition, workshop, etc, please get in touch. We are asking for the cost of running = £70 from 2020

EVAF

We are hosting Exeter Visual Arts Forum as a part of our operations. Please check the page for minutes and additional info.
the next meeting will be held on Tuesday 17th March, 10am – 12pm at the AWEsome Art Space.

Photography by Rhodri Cooper.