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We popped into @arnolfiniarts yesterday to hide from the rain, and discovered this exhibit by Matti Braun
#arnolfini #arnolfiniarts #mattibraun #art #exhibition #Bristol
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Arnolfine Adore exhibition, Bristol
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Arnolfine Adore exhibition, Bristol
Audio description here: soundcloud.com/arnolfiniarts/the-ark?in=arnolfiniarts/set...
Matti Braun exhibition @arnolfiniarts
#arnolfini #arnolfiniarts #mattibraun #art #exhibition #Bristol
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arnolfiniarts: Thanks for these great pics. Great to see kids interacting with it!
Walking through Harbourside over a couple of bridges, towards Brunel's SS Great Britain. The Floating Harbour, plenty of boats to see, or go on.
Saw a blue plaque at Arnolfini Arts.
Arnolfini is Bristol’s International Centre for Contemporary Arts located on the harbourside in the heart of the city.
Woven into the fabric of Bristol since 1961, Arnolfini is an international centre of interdisciplinary contemporary arts, presenting an ambitious, diverse programme of visual art, performance, dance, film, and music, designed to appeal to a broad audience.
Housed in a prominent Grade II listed, accessible building on the city’s harbourside, Arnolfini is a pioneering, inspiring public space for arts and learning, offering an innovative, inclusive, and engaging experience for all.
A world-renowned institution, throughout its history Arnolfini’s programme has welcomed artists from a wide variety of cultures and backgrounds, supporting and developing their work, investigating their influences and aspirations.
Arnolfini nurtures long-standing relationships with a wide range of community and creative partners, while continuing to explore and develop new opportunities across the city and beyond.
Through sharing a 60-year archive of exhibition slides, publications, and an extensive artist book collection Arnolfini celebrate the heritage and wide-reaching impact the organisation has had throughout its history.
Since 2019, Director Gary Topp and team have sought to honour Arnolfini’s founder Jeremy Rees’ principle to ‘Enjoy Yourself’; welcoming everyone into the space, and inviting engagement with the wide-ranging programme, in any number of ways.
Grade II* Listed Building
Description
BRISTOL
ST5872 PRINCE STREET
901-1/42/190 (West side)
20/06/73 Nos.72 AND 74
Bush House
(Formerly Listed as:
PRINCE STREET
(West side)
Nos.72 AND 74
Bush's Warehouse)
GV II*
Warehouse. c1832, extended 1837. By RS Pop. For Acraman, Bush,
Castle and Co. Pennant ashlar and rubble with limestone
dressings, late C20 glazed roof. Rectangular, double-depth
plan.
5 storeys and attic; 8-window range. The long elevations
planned as for 3 sections, though only 2 built: plinth,
vermiculated ground floor to a limestone band, squared coursed
rubble to an ashlar frieze and cornice, and an attic and
parapet. Wide buttresses to the left-hand corner and
separating a 6-window range to the right and 3-window range to
the left. Semicircular-arched ground-floor windows; those
above are in full-height semicircular-arched recesses, and set
in ashlar, with limestone pilasters to a moulded lintel on the
second floor and an impost band on the third. Lunettes to the
attic, and a late C20 glazed top storey behind the parapet.
Similar W front without the ashlar, with 3 inserted C20
doorways in the left section, which has 2 iron crane jibs.
The S front is a 9-window range in 3 symmetrical sections: the
outer ones break forward with flat-headed ground-floor
openings, full-height semicircular-arched recesses above have
flat-headed windows to the lower floors, and flat-headed attic
windows; and a broad central section with segmental-arched
doorways, wider semicircular-arched recesses above with inner
recesses containing the windows, a raised parapet and central
pediment with a taller central attic window.
INTERIOR: converted to exhibition and office space. Occupying
an important position in the city's landscape, the building
achieves an effect of 'remarkable dignity ...by repetition and
subtle variation of simple elements' (Gomme).
(Gomme A, Jenner M and Little B: Bristol, An Architectural
History: Bristol: 1979-: 365).
Listing NGR: ST5859072426
Blue plaque - Daniel Wade Acraman
Walking through Harbourside over a couple of bridges, towards Brunel's SS Great Britain. The Floating Harbour, plenty of boats to see, or go on.
Saw a blue plaque at Arnolfini Arts.
Arnolfini is Bristol’s International Centre for Contemporary Arts located on the harbourside in the heart of the city.
Woven into the fabric of Bristol since 1961, Arnolfini is an international centre of interdisciplinary contemporary arts, presenting an ambitious, diverse programme of visual art, performance, dance, film, and music, designed to appeal to a broad audience.
Housed in a prominent Grade II listed, accessible building on the city’s harbourside, Arnolfini is a pioneering, inspiring public space for arts and learning, offering an innovative, inclusive, and engaging experience for all.
A world-renowned institution, throughout its history Arnolfini’s programme has welcomed artists from a wide variety of cultures and backgrounds, supporting and developing their work, investigating their influences and aspirations.
Arnolfini nurtures long-standing relationships with a wide range of community and creative partners, while continuing to explore and develop new opportunities across the city and beyond.
Through sharing a 60-year archive of exhibition slides, publications, and an extensive artist book collection Arnolfini celebrate the heritage and wide-reaching impact the organisation has had throughout its history.
Since 2019, Director Gary Topp and team have sought to honour Arnolfini’s founder Jeremy Rees’ principle to ‘Enjoy Yourself’; welcoming everyone into the space, and inviting engagement with the wide-ranging programme, in any number of ways.
Grade II* Listed Building
Description
BRISTOL
ST5872 PRINCE STREET
901-1/42/190 (West side)
20/06/73 Nos.72 AND 74
Bush House
(Formerly Listed as:
PRINCE STREET
(West side)
Nos.72 AND 74
Bush's Warehouse)
GV II*
Warehouse. c1832, extended 1837. By RS Pop. For Acraman, Bush,
Castle and Co. Pennant ashlar and rubble with limestone
dressings, late C20 glazed roof. Rectangular, double-depth
plan.
5 storeys and attic; 8-window range. The long elevations
planned as for 3 sections, though only 2 built: plinth,
vermiculated ground floor to a limestone band, squared coursed
rubble to an ashlar frieze and cornice, and an attic and
parapet. Wide buttresses to the left-hand corner and
separating a 6-window range to the right and 3-window range to
the left. Semicircular-arched ground-floor windows; those
above are in full-height semicircular-arched recesses, and set
in ashlar, with limestone pilasters to a moulded lintel on the
second floor and an impost band on the third. Lunettes to the
attic, and a late C20 glazed top storey behind the parapet.
Similar W front without the ashlar, with 3 inserted C20
doorways in the left section, which has 2 iron crane jibs.
The S front is a 9-window range in 3 symmetrical sections: the
outer ones break forward with flat-headed ground-floor
openings, full-height semicircular-arched recesses above have
flat-headed windows to the lower floors, and flat-headed attic
windows; and a broad central section with segmental-arched
doorways, wider semicircular-arched recesses above with inner
recesses containing the windows, a raised parapet and central
pediment with a taller central attic window.
INTERIOR: converted to exhibition and office space. Occupying
an important position in the city's landscape, the building
achieves an effect of 'remarkable dignity ...by repetition and
subtle variation of simple elements' (Gomme).
(Gomme A, Jenner M and Little B: Bristol, An Architectural
History: Bristol: 1979-: 365).
Listing NGR: ST5859072426
Blue plaque - Daniel Wade Acraman
Walking through Harbourside over a couple of bridges, towards Brunel's SS Great Britain. The Floating Harbour, plenty of boats to see, or go on.
Arnolfini Arts seen from Princes Wharf opposite.
Arnolfini is Bristol’s International Centre for Contemporary Arts located on the harbourside in the heart of the city.
Woven into the fabric of Bristol since 1961, Arnolfini is an international centre of interdisciplinary contemporary arts, presenting an ambitious, diverse programme of visual art, performance, dance, film, and music, designed to appeal to a broad audience.
Housed in a prominent Grade II listed, accessible building on the city’s harbourside, Arnolfini is a pioneering, inspiring public space for arts and learning, offering an innovative, inclusive, and engaging experience for all.
A world-renowned institution, throughout its history Arnolfini’s programme has welcomed artists from a wide variety of cultures and backgrounds, supporting and developing their work, investigating their influences and aspirations.
Arnolfini nurtures long-standing relationships with a wide range of community and creative partners, while continuing to explore and develop new opportunities across the city and beyond.
Through sharing a 60-year archive of exhibition slides, publications, and an extensive artist book collection Arnolfini celebrate the heritage and wide-reaching impact the organisation has had throughout its history.
Since 2019, Director Gary Topp and team have sought to honour Arnolfini’s founder Jeremy Rees’ principle to ‘Enjoy Yourself’; welcoming everyone into the space, and inviting engagement with the wide-ranging programme, in any number of ways.
Grade II* Listed Building
Description
BRISTOL
ST5872 PRINCE STREET
901-1/42/190 (West side)
20/06/73 Nos.72 AND 74
Bush House
(Formerly Listed as:
PRINCE STREET
(West side)
Nos.72 AND 74
Bush's Warehouse)
GV II*
Warehouse. c1832, extended 1837. By RS Pop. For Acraman, Bush,
Castle and Co. Pennant ashlar and rubble with limestone
dressings, late C20 glazed roof. Rectangular, double-depth
plan.
5 storeys and attic; 8-window range. The long elevations
planned as for 3 sections, though only 2 built: plinth,
vermiculated ground floor to a limestone band, squared coursed
rubble to an ashlar frieze and cornice, and an attic and
parapet. Wide buttresses to the left-hand corner and
separating a 6-window range to the right and 3-window range to
the left. Semicircular-arched ground-floor windows; those
above are in full-height semicircular-arched recesses, and set
in ashlar, with limestone pilasters to a moulded lintel on the
second floor and an impost band on the third. Lunettes to the
attic, and a late C20 glazed top storey behind the parapet.
Similar W front without the ashlar, with 3 inserted C20
doorways in the left section, which has 2 iron crane jibs.
The S front is a 9-window range in 3 symmetrical sections: the
outer ones break forward with flat-headed ground-floor
openings, full-height semicircular-arched recesses above have
flat-headed windows to the lower floors, and flat-headed attic
windows; and a broad central section with segmental-arched
doorways, wider semicircular-arched recesses above with inner
recesses containing the windows, a raised parapet and central
pediment with a taller central attic window.
INTERIOR: converted to exhibition and office space. Occupying
an important position in the city's landscape, the building
achieves an effect of 'remarkable dignity ...by repetition and
subtle variation of simple elements' (Gomme).
(Gomme A, Jenner M and Little B: Bristol, An Architectural
History: Bristol: 1979-: 365).
Listing NGR: ST5859072426
Bristol - day 2
Oriented Light (2020), Penumbral Lite (2020), and The Pearl Poet (2020), Frank Bowling, Land of Many Waters, Arnolfini Arts
Ha , yeah! Another shot of Keith's set-up @keithfwhitman at @arnolfiniarts got databent on upload. Perfect.
Walking through Harbourside over a couple of bridges, towards Brunel's SS Great Britain. The Floating Harbour, plenty of boats to see, or go on.
Arnolfini Arts and M Shed.
The walk back from Brunel's SS Great Britain in Bristol, along The Floating Harbour at Harbourside. Back the way we came towards Anchor Square.
Crane Base and Arnolfini Arts
Almost getting close to Brunel's SS Great Britain in Bristol. More views from The Floating Harbour at Harbourside.
From Princes Wharf.
The boat Tower Belle on the move, it dates to 1920.
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