ArtHouse
In 2012 SCA opened The ArtHouse on Eastbank St. in Southport. This has provided a regular showcase for work via frequent exhibitions and opportunities for the community to engage our events.
The establishment of a permanent space for SCA has been invaluable for local artists. The provision of an exhibition space and workshop/studios has helped all of Southport’s creative communities develop and grow.
Exhibitions at ArtHouse
We host regular Exhibitions at ArtHouse, with a wide variety of different Artists looking to show case their work in either solo shows, or as part of our various group shows. They are sometimes themed and occasionally may be restricted to certain art media.
Open exhibitions welcome entries from all local artists. Exhibitions are publicised and most have a 'preview' evening. If you wish to take part in an Open Exhibition please contact us - arthousesca@gmail.com
The whole gallery space at ArtHouse can be hired by an artist/group. The gallery is available at a very competetive rate of £50 per week, with a 30% commission on sales. Forms can be down loaded from GALLERY HIRE AGREEMENT
If you are interested in hiring the Gallery for an exhibition, either as a solo artist or as a collective, you should discuss your requirements with the Gallery Manager, Norrie-Beswick Calvert. You can arrange a meeting by email to - arthousesca@gmail.com
What's on at ArtHouse?
We really CAN draw and paint!
6th - 24th May
Group Exhibition
Members of the tutored group from Angela Birchall’s ‘You CAN draw and paint Academy’ join her in this group show.
It highlights the wide range of subjects, styles and media in which they can work always knowing that they have Angela’s 50 years
of art and teaching experience as their safety net.
‘From Both Sides Now’
27th May - 14th June
Carole & Martin Dawber - Joint exhibition
A joint exhibition of contemporary painting, stitch and ceramics
by Southport artistic sister and brother, Carole & Martin Dawber
‘Drawing with Coal:
UK to Poland’
17th June - 5th July
Jordan Rodgers
Jordan L. Rodgers is a British artist originally from Liverpool, now based in the Upper Silesia region of Poland, an area with a rich coal mining heritage. This exhibition showcases works created on location in both the UK and Poland, all drawn on site. His practice explores the cross-cultural dialogue between the UK and Poland, driven by a deep interest in industrial heritage and its preservation. Through these works, he highlights the historical and cultural significance of these landscapes and the industries and communities that have shaped them.
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