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Feltham Station Gallery #003
The Hub, Feltham Librarym 2nd Floor, The Centrem Feltham, TW13 4GU
Monday 11th July-Sunday 9th October 2022
The Hub is open Mondays-Wednesdays 10am-4pm
An extended exhibition which takes place in The Hub at Feltham Library and at the Feltham Station Gallery on Hounslow Road, Feltham. The project was produced in collaboration with photojournalist Aiyush Pachnanda and visual artist Aysha Khan alongside students from Reach Academy Feltham.
14th September-8th January
WANderings Feltham Library
Vibrant Landings Hanworth Library
Superfluus Bedfont Library
Seven local artists’ work on the theme of Connection
1 – 31 July 2022 Feltham Green & Bridge House Pond
12 July – 3 October 2022 Salisbury Cafe
On display until 13th September
What You Do Not See Feltham Library
Regeneration on Hounslow Heath Hanworth Library
Late Summer at Bedfont Lakes Bedfont Library
FA Summer Exhibition
The Hub, Feltham Library, 2nd Floor, The Centre, Feltham, TW13 4GU
Thursday 9th June-Tuesday 14th June 2022
10am-4pm *please note Feltham Library is closed on Sundays
The FA Summer Exhibition celebrates the talents of local professional, internationally recognised and award winning artists alongside work created by 15 young people from Woodridge Park Education Service for our Feltham Festival 2022. Enjoy work from across a range of artistic disciplines including; gouache and acrylic painting, mixed media, photography, screen printing and sculpture. Original artworks by the students at Woodridge Park Education Service were produced in collaboration with artist Sarah Hubacher and funded by Inspire Hounslow.
Lockdown Gallery
Online Exhibition
Monday 2nd May 2020-Friday 1st October 2021
Since March 2020, many members of the Feltham Artists Group and participants from Kate Evans’ Watercolour Group have been inspired to continue their creativity at home during the Coronavirus pandemic. We are delighted to share a selection of their work with you - which gets updated monthly.
A Splash of Colour
5 & 7 New Square, Bedfont Lakes, Feltham, TW14 8HA
Saturday 16th October-Wednesday 20th October 2021, 10am-3pm
The Photographic Angle (TPA) stages photographic exhibitions that travel across the UK transforming otherwise unused spaces into temporary galleries. The exhibitions are open to the general public and admission is free.
Group visits are welcomed and can be arranged by contacting Hannah Clegg on 01803 837896 or by emailing hannah@thephotographicangle.co.uk
Disabled visitors are advised to check with us before visiting so that suitable access can be arranged. Children attending under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Please note, each touring theme comprises 200 images. However, due to varied building sizes, we cannot guarantee that all 200 will be on display at any given exhibition. For more details, please contact us directly.
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Footprints:
Festival of the Environment
Arts Centre Hounslow, Treaty Centre, High Street, Hounslow, TW3 1ES
Tuesday 5th October-Sunday 10th October 2021
When Humans & Wildlife Collide - an amateur environmental photography exhibition, displaying work from people across the local community who participated in the competition in September.
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Creativity Unlocked
Feltham Library, 2nd Floor, The Centre, Feltham, TW13 4GU
Wednesday 15th Septrember 2021-Wednesday 15th January 2022
A snapshop of art and life in Hounslow.
Creativity Unlocked is an exhibition of illustrations by Marcie Mintrose, with accompanying text by Alistair Cartwright based on research by Leah Magoye.
It was commissioned by the Hounslow Exhibitions Group in April 2020, in response to the Covic-19 Pandemic, to examine the impact of lockdown on creativity and tell stories of the resilience of artists in the borough.
Visit for more information:
Creativity Unlocked – CPP Hounslow (hounslowvisualarts.org.uk)
Image credit Marcie Mintrose
What You Do Not See
Hanworth Library, Uxbridge Road, Hanworth, TW13 5EG
Wednesday 15th September 2021-Wednesday 15th January 2022
An exhibition uncovering what it’s like to live with an invisible disabilty. Featuring work by UK-based contemporary artists, curated by the CPP Hounslow Visual Arts Programme.
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What You Do Not See – CPP Hounslow (hounslowvisualarts.org.uk)
Image credit Hannah Laycock
Animal Stories
Bedfont Library, Staines Road, Bedfont, TW14 8DE
Wednesday 15th September 2021-Wednesday 15th January 2022
Travelling through time from the Chiswick House Menagerie of the 19th century to the present day, see how our relationship to animals has shaped Hounslow and the communities that live and work here. This intriguing collection of stories is told through the memory of local people and research of historical records and archives.
The project features a series of new stories extensively researched and written by Alistair Cartwright, and colourful images and stop motion animations by illustrator Amber Cooper-Davies, both of whom were selected by members of the Hounslow Exhibitions Group, which includes local people, artists and library staff.
Visit for more information:
Animal Stories – CPP Hounslow (hounslowvisualarts.org.uk)
Image credit Amber Cooper-Davies
FA Summer Exhibition 2020
Online Exhibition
Tuesday 14th April-Monday 29th June 2020
Feltham Arts is proud to present the first FA Summer Exhibition (below), which was due to launch as part of the annual Feltham Festival across May and June 2020. In response to the Covid-19 lock-down, Feltham Arts has decided to share with you, the 2020 exhibition online and via our Twitter. Showcasing a selection of work from some of the many talented artists living, working and studying across the London Borough of Hounslow.
Festival Brochure Print Exhibition 2020
ONLINE EXHIBITION
Friday 1st May-friday 7th august 2020
Artwork produced by young people from Woodridge Park Education Service, in collaboration with local printmaker and visual artist Sarah Hubacher for the 202o Feltham Festival Brochure. This project was supported by Inspire Hounslow and the London Borough of Hounslow’s Community Grant fund.
Feltham Heritage
The Hub, next to Feltham Library, The Centre, Feltham, TW13 4GU
Wednesday 18th September-Friday 22nd November 2019
A photographic exhibition 1917-47 of the Graff Zeppelin landing, Gibbs of Bedfont, Hanworth Airparks, Aston Martin, Ellington Road bombings in Feltham and more…
Please ask a member of staff to open The Hub
Gerald Curtis:
Regeneration on Hounslow Heath
60b Walterton Road, London, W93PH
13th September-5th October 2019
The act of pilgrimage is a search for something and a process of transformation.
Regeneration on Hounslow Heath takes on different media and focuses on the act of walking to document the changing landscape of an important area of public land. In a time when the rights and freedoms of borders are increasingly restricted, I am investigating the long-term investment in making work in public spaces. Looking at, among other texts, Wanderlust by Rebecca Solnitt, my practice is currently exploring how walking and performance can be used together as a right to activism.
Walking can function as a democratic process for making and experiencing art, a method of peaceful protest and an effective method of raising awareness. Outside and beyond the time frame of galleries, festivals and biennials, can we find a way to use performance and walking to articulate complex social and environmental issues? This exhibition is a continuing project that will look for alternative spaces in which to exhibit and adapt in response to this line of inquiry.
Gerald Curtis
Web: www.geraldcurtisperformance.wordpress.com
Transitions:
Changing States of Mind
Redlees Studios Gallery, Redlees Park, Worton Road, Isleworth, TW7 6DW
Friday 4th October-Sunday 6th October 2019
For three days only, four emerging female artists from across London will be exhibiting a variety of work including; sculpture, painting and film as part of Transitions: Changing States of Mind to coincide with World Mental Health Day 2019. Each artist will display work exploring the changing states of mental health including an individual’s ability to adjust to society and to the ordinary demands of life and the wider impact this can have.
Our Lives
The Arts Centre, The Treaty Shopping Centre, High Street, Hounslow, TW3 1ES
Tuesday 14th May-31st May 2019
Photography exhibition which celebrates life in the borough, created by local residents living across Hounslow in partnership with Hounslow Housing.
Festival Brochure Print Exhibition 2019
The Hub, next to Feltham Library, The Centre, Feltham, TW13 4GU
Wednesday 1st May–Wednesday 29th May 2019
Enjoy this colourful display of printed art works, depicting events and activities taking place across the 2019 Feltham Festival. On display for one month, these images have been created by young people who attend Rivers Academy and local artists. Funded by Inspire Hounslow.
Feltham Heritage
The Hub, next to Feltham Library, The Centre, Feltham, TW13 4GU
Monday 3rd September-Monday 10th September 2018
A photographic exhibition 1917-47 of the Graff Zeppelin landing, Gibbs of Bedfont, Hanworth Airparks, Aston Martin, Ellington Road bombings in Feltham and more…
Please ask a member of staff to open The Hub
Mercury & Light
Saturday 8th September-Friday 28th September 2018
People and Space Gallery, Gunnersbury Park & Museum, Popes Lane, London, W5 4NH
Beginning its tour in Feltham, celebrating the famous Freddie Mercury, former Feltham resident and lead singer of the iconic rock band Queen, artist Sarah Hubacher and pupils from River’s Academy have worked together to produce pixelated light box artworks as part of the Feltham Festival 2018.
Out There, Out Where, Outside
Boston Manor House, Boston Manor Rd, Brentford TW8 9JX
Friday 7th September-Saturday 14th October 2018
A contemporary art exhibition at Boston Manor House.
Ebb ‘n’ Flow
The Gardens of Swan House, Island House, The Tides, Moreton House & Longmeadow W4 2PS
Saturday 29th-Sunday 30th September 2018
Local artists from across Hounslow, Ealing and Brent present their work for two days only on the charming banks of the River Thames as part of the #WhoNewArtTrail2018.
Festival Brochure Print Exhibition 2018
The Hub, next to Feltham library, The Centre, Feltham, TW13 4GU
Tuesday 1st May-friday 12th august 2018
A series of beautiful vibrant screen printed works are on display for three weeks. These images were created to feature as the design of the Feltham Festival brochure 2018. Produced by young people from across the borough through the Hounslow Interim Education Centre and Youth Offending Team.
Patterns In Nature
Library, Art & Archives, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Surrey, TW9 3AE
Tuesday 8th May-Friday 11th May 2018
Contemporary textile exhibition featuring work inspired by Kew’s rare and endangered plants
Patterns in Nature features artworks created by participants from Morley College and Feltham Arts, Hounslow. Taking inspiration from Kew’s plant collections, the Temperate House restoration project, and Kew’s extensive archives, participants used a variety of mixed media and 3D printing technology to create a series of art works exploring contemporary textile designs and approaches.
Changing Places
Osterley Park & House, Jersey Road, Isleworth, Middlesex, TW7 4RB (sat nav TW7 4RD)
Monday 4th December-Friday 23rd February 2018
Film and Video Umbrella were at Osterley Park and House as part of a national tour featuring six artists who all live in, work in, or retain a connection to Bangladesh, India or Pakistan and make work related to South Asia. Presented in 2017, during the 70th anniversary of Indian independence, these artists’ works cover a range of contemporary perspectives and situations, from international migration and border-transcending environmental impacts, to the individual who navigates and responds to shifting social and economic circumstances.
Credit: Residue, Desire Machine Collective, installed at Osterley Park and House as part of Changing Places. Image © Hydar Dewachi.
For more information www.fvu.co.uk/whats-on/
Photographic Exhibition
The Hub, next to Feltham library, The Centre, Feltham
October-December 2017
Local photographer Corri Cella shares her series of photographs exploring light a movement through the lens for two months.