If you would like to have your very own artwork created by a Bitter/Sweet exhibiting artist, head to the 'merchandise desk' in the entrance to the gallery. There are a number of artworks for sale, including prints, drawings and artists books.
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Sunday, 25 March 2018
Opportunity to purchase artwork at Bitter/Sweet
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Saturday, 24 March 2018
Last chance to visit Bitter/Sweet
This weekend is your last chance to visit Bitter/Sweet, the group exhibition at Assembly House, Leeds that I am participating in.
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Featuring work by:
Neil Carribine / Emily Garvey / Jawbone Jawbone / Oliver
Perry / Helen Shaddock
Curated by Emily Garvey & Liam McCabe
Thursday, 15 March 2018
Free lemon-aid available now at preview of Bitter/Sweet at Assembly House, Leeds
Get along to Assembly House in Leeds to the preview of Bitter/Sweet, an exhibition of new work by
Neil Carribine / Emily Garvey / Jawbone Jawbone / Oliver Perry / Helen Shaddock
Curated by Emily Garvey & Liam McCabe
Free lemon-aid available 6-9pm, Thursday 15th March 2018
Exhibition open 15th-25th March 2018
10am-4pm on 17th-18th, 24th-25th March & by appointment
Contact Liam McCabe on 07828 104125


Neil Carribine / Emily Garvey / Jawbone Jawbone / Oliver Perry / Helen Shaddock
Curated by Emily Garvey & Liam McCabe
Free lemon-aid available 6-9pm, Thursday 15th March 2018
Exhibition open 15th-25th March 2018
10am-4pm on 17th-18th, 24th-25th March & by appointment
Contact Liam McCabe on 07828 104125


TONIGHT- Bitter/Sweet Preview - Assembly House Studios & Project Space - Preview 6-9pm
The final preparations are being done ready for the preview of Bitter/Sweet at Assembly House tonight. Escape the dreary gloomy weather and brighten yourself up with some delicious art and a dose of lemon-aid. Enjoy!
Bitter/Sweet
Bitter/Sweet
Assembly House Studios & Project Space
44 Canal Road, Armley, Leeds, LS12 2PL
Preview: March 15th 2018 - 6-9pm - Free lemon-aid
Exhibition runs: March 15th-March 25th
Open: 10am-4pm on 17th-18th & 24th-25th March & by appointment
Contact: Liam McCabe on 07828 104125
Featuring work by:
Neil Carribine / Emily Garvey / Jawbone Jawbone / Oliver Perry / Helen Shaddock
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Curated by Emily Garvey & Liam McCabe
Emotions are often fleeting and can be forever lost in a
moment. A memory can be at one point beautiful, transient and wondrous and in
the next filled with sadness and nostalgia - these experiences are unique for
every individual and are the focal point for Bitter/Sweet
Bitter/Sweet brings together 6 artists from Newcastle and
Sheffield to exhibit in Leeds for the first time. Each drawing upon their own
Bitter/Sweet experiences and emotions, brand new bodies of work will be on
display spanning animation, sculpture and a site-specific wall mural with free
lemon-aid available at the preview.
Thursday, 1 March 2018
Sunday, 14 January 2018
Curator studio visit for Assembly House exhibition
Today Liam McCabe and Emily Garvey came for a studio visit.
Liam McCabe is a visual artist, curator, writer and works on the Programme Team at East Street Arts based in Leeds. His artwork explores data, repetition and information overload.
Emily Garvey is a visual artist based in Newcastle. Her interests lie partially within the realm of the digital. Using 3D modelling software, she produces fantastical virtual worlds, which echo not only ideas of paradise but also well-known mundane environments, of which we are all familiar. Emily and Liam are curating BITTER SWEET, a group exhibition that will take place at Assembly House in Leeds in March this year.
We met to discuss ideas and plans for the exhibition.
This is the space
http://assemblyhousestudios.co.uk/project-space

The exhibition will include the following artists
Neil Carrivine
Emily Garvey
Jawbone Jawbone
Oliver Perry
Helen Shaddock
It was really good to share my ideas with Liam and Emily and to hear about what some of the other artists are working on for the exhibition. It is shaping up nicely!
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