ArtHouse Jersey Spring Summer 2024 Programme

ArtHouse Jersey

Spring/ Summer 2024

ArtHouse Jersey Spring/ Summer 2024

Bouônjourand welcome to ArtHouse Jersey’s Spring/Summer 2024 programme! Now in its third year, we are delighted to continue our exhibitions at Capital House beginning with The Land and Us / La Tèrre et Nous. This family-friendly exhibition features extraordinary new artworks made collaboratively with a diverse cross-section of the Island population, all exploring our relationship to our local ecosystems and histories.

In May we see Layla Arthur, a young artist whose professional journey began attending ArtHouse Jersey’s Paper Dialogues exhibition in 2016, and who has since gone on to build an impressive body of work consisting of exquisite paper cut sculptures that she is here showing in Jersey for the first time. This exhibition includes her large scale piece, Jersey: My Childhood Home. Each is a beautiful miniature world! Our connection to landscape, its secrets and histories continues to be an inspiration across our French Season 2024, which includes the exhibition What Shadow? (Ce Qui Dit la Bouche d’Ombre), a film screening and performances featuring new work from artists across the Channel Islands and France.

For ArtHouse Jersey, participation and education are integral to our vision in providing opportunities for the entire Island population to experience extraordinary and life-affirming art, whether this is local artists exhibiting their work through our Pop-Up programme, or artists working with local schools to create inspirational workshops (see our pages on MAPS, Saturday Art School and the You, Me and the Sea summer programme).

Keep an eye on arthousejersey.je for updates and news on the upcoming programme. While you’re there why not sign up to our newsletter and be among the first to learn about our exhibition openings, performances and events!

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Cover Image: Kaarina Kaikkonen, Are We Still Going On, 2012 (detail), (Maramotti Collection by Dario Lasagne) - See page 20-21

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The Land and Us

La Tèrre et Nous

The Land and Us | La Tèrre et Nous is an exhibition of newly commissioned artworks exploring our relationship to the land. Jersey and UK artists are responding to a call for us all to reconnect, prioritise and protect the Island’s precious natural ecosystem.

In this family friendly exhibition you will be guided through artworks exploring Jersey’s past, present and future habitation of the local land, through textiles, poetry, sculpture, installation and photography. Travelling from our ancient neolithic past, when the land was a sacred site of ritual, through our farming traditions, oral histories and earthly language of Jèrriais, to our woodlands, indigenous species and pathways that encircle the Island, The Land and Us is a place to gather and reflect on the natural world.

Developed by ArtHouse Jersey in collaboration with local artist Alexander Mourant, alongside partner artists, Hannah Fletcher, Remi Graves, Alice Burnhope and Sam Carvosso. This exhibition is a culmination of a yearlong learning programme that took place at ArtHouse Jersey and community centres across the Island, working with a diverse cross section of the Island’s population.

During the exhibition we will be offering story walks with primary schools and families over the Easter period, as well as visits to local care homes. We will also be running forest therapy sessions in nature. All sessions are aimed at reconnecting us to the land. Local participating groups included writers, poets and artists, land and sea foraging groups such as Ocean Harvest, Youthful Minds, L’Office du Jèrriais, Cheval Roc Care Home, Dementia Jersey, Caesarea Quilters, Hautlieu secondary school. Highlands Art school, D’Auvergne Primary school and more!

ArtHouse Jersey at Capital House

Gallery opening hours: Tues - Sun 10.30am to 6pm

Tickets/Booking: Free entry, no booking necessary.

Background by Alice Burnhope

Artist Sam Carvosso, ‘Lost’

THURSDAY 11 - SUNDAY 21 APRIL

ArtHouse Jersey HQ at Greve de Lecq Barracks

Making Art Partnerships in Schools Exhibition

Making Art Partnerships in Schools (MAPS) has been developed between ArtHouse Jersey and the department for Children, Young People, Education & Skills (CYPES). MAPS is a training and educational programme developed in collaboration with artists and teachers to enhance the delivery and provision for art in schools. The project is now in the third year of delivery and includes training workshops to support creative partnerships between artists and teachers. Through these relationships we will support the development and delivery of unique projects in different schools across the island. This exhibition will celebrate the work made by students during 2023 and also offer a limited number of workshops led by the artist educators.

Tickets/Booking:

EXHIBITION free entry, no booking necessary.

WORKSHOPS are free/ booking required via Eventbrite

SATURDAY 27 & SUNDAY 28 APRIL

ArtHouse Jersey HQ at Greve de Lecq Barracks 10AM - 5PM BOTH DAYS

Pop Up: Kelly Eastwood, Kirstie Fulton and Sam Greenwood

Our 2024 Pop Up Exhibition programme continues with a new series of our popular weekend exhibition format at Greve de Lecq Barracks that provides local artists a space to showcase their work both individually and collaboratively with other artists. Artworks are often for sale and each exhibition provides a great opportunity to meet the artist and learn more about their craft.

Kelly Eastwood is a freelance artist and illustrator who tutors creative sessions for a diverse range of people within our community. She describes her style as contemporary surrealism and enjoys merging the real, with the obscure. Kirstie Fulton is a collage artist with an MA in Graphic Design and a BA in Textile Design. She is passionate about the environment and her work for this Pop Up will feature illustrations of animals. Sam Greenwood uses a mindful process to create pieces with no intentions. He weaves layers to create striking pieces which are open to any interpretation. For this exhibition he plans to explore the theme of space.

Tickets/Booking: Free entry, no booking necessary.

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Pop Up: Kelly Eastwood, Kirstie Fulton and Sam Greenwood

Kirstie Fulton

Kelly Eastwood

Samuel Greenwood

A Paper Artist in Progress: Layla Arthur

Layla May Arthur is a paper artist from Jersey who crafts paper entirely by hand. Relying on technique and attention to detail, Layla cuts elaborate patterns and entices sculptural forms from the paper. She aspires to leave her audience both fascinated with the craftsmanship of the paper piece and the story behind it.

Layla’s practice explores how paper changes appearance under the influence of light. Playing with which parts of the paper to cut away and which parts to leave, her work projects theatrical shadows onto the audience and its surrounding. The light and shadows sculpt the space allowing the audience to experience the paper, placing them and their interpretations literally within the work.

THURSDAY 23 MAY - SUNDAY 30 JUNE

ArtHouse Jersey at Capital House

Gallery opening hours:

Tues - Sun 10.30am to 6pm

Tickets/Booking:

Free entry, no booking necessary.

A Paper Artist in Progress, combines three series of work; Jersey; My Childhood Home (2019), the Storyteller, the Listener and our Story (2021) and Unfolded (2023-2024). All of the works are inspired by stories and in each the paper is manipulated differently, as Layla continues to develop new techniques. A newly commissioned sound composition has been created by Jersey composer Christina Orchard as part of the exhibition.

Layla’s paper works have been exhibited internationally including museums in Switzerland, Italy, Denmark and several in America and the Netherlands. In 2023, She received the prestigious Dutch Mondriaan Fund for young artists.

A Paper Artist in Progress: Layla Arthur

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A Paper Artist in Progress: Layla Arthur

SHHE & Konx-om-Pax

A welcome return of Scotland’s Cryptic as part of an ongoing exchange with ArtHouse Jersey connecting new Scottish audio-visual artists and supporting artist opportunities for Jersey artists in Scotland. SHHE and Konx-om-Pax will be in residence at ArtHouse Jersey in June and at the end of the residency will present a short workin-progress performance of their upcoming works prior to their premieres at Glasgow’s Sonica festival.

SHHE is the alias of the Dundee-based Scottish-Portugese artist, musician and producer Su Shaw. Her artistic practice is influenced by environment and ecology, exploring themes of identity and connection at the intersections of sound, space and liminal states. The Moving Tides is an evocative new project utilising voice and modular synthesiser to craft an immersive, multi-speaker sound experience which navigates the complexities of our relationship to the sea.

Kong-om-Pax (aka Tom Scholefield) is a Scottish electronic musician and graphic artist from Glasgow who has worked with the likes of Hudson Mohawke, Lone, Mogwai, Jamie Lidell and Martyn. For Cryptic he is developing a series of generative, realtime art installations through deep listening which he will be working on in Jersey.

The event will be followed by a discussion with the artists.

Tickets/Booking:

£5 available on Eventbrite

FRIDAY 14 JUNE

At Greve de Lecq Barracks 7PM

SATURDAY 29 & SUNDAY 30 JUNE

ArtHouse Jersey’s HQ at Greve de Lecq Barracks 10AM - 5PM BOTH DAYS

Pop Up:

Annie Martland, Jane Reed, Shelley Godden, Sue Harris and Susan Ann McGarry

This exhibition is a collaboration by artists who took part in a painting course led by Jacque Rutter last year and will feature an eclectic mix of ideas.

Annie Martland specialises in faux finishes (marbelizing, graining, faux stone) and also paints murals. She will be presenting abstract work for this exhibition. Jane Reed is an enthusiastic and lifelong amateur artist, producing drawings and ceramics, but in the last five years she has increasingly turned to painted and mixed media work. Shelley Godden is the owner of Land and Moon Ceramics and works as a potter. She creates simple, functional tableware but has recently been creating abstract paintings and will be bringing together some of this abstract mark making with her clay sculpture. Sue Harris had a twenty-five-year career in interior design with colour and form becoming a big part of her life. She has painted as a hobby for many years, trying various mediums and she enjoys landscape painting most of all. Susan Ann McGarry was in her sixties when she discovered painting. Self-expression drives her process using a variety of tools including wood panels, acrylic paint, inks, charcoal and pastels.

Tickets/Booking: Free entry, no booking necessary.

Pop Up: Annie Martland, Jane Reed, Shelley Godden, Sue Harris and Susan Ann McGarry

Sue Harris

Jane Reed

Shelley Godden

Susan Ann McGarry

Annie Martland

French Season 2024

THURSDAY 11 - SUNDAY 28 JULY

ArtHouse Jersey at Capital House

French Season 2024

As the world warms up for the Paris Olympics 2024, ArtHouse Jersey is delighted to present a season of new works by contemporary French artists as part of a monthlong programme across June to July including a spotlight on collaborative projects between artists in the Channel Islands and France.

What Shadow? (Ce Qui Dit la Bouche d’Ombre)

An exhibition which presents the work of contemporary French, Jersey and Guernsey based artists, working individually and through collaborative dialogue, creating works across different media including photography, video, sound installation and ceramics. Each work explores with an delicately perceived sensitivity and feeling, layerings of form, place and human figure, unearthing a profound relationship to the landscapes, inheritances and twilight presences of Jersey, Guernsey and Brittany.

Featuring works by artists Yasmin Atkinson (Guernsey), Veronique Besnard and Naomi West (France / Jersey), Nolwenn Brod (France), Estelle Chaigne (France) and Louise London (Jersey).

Produced in association with Guernsey Arts and Les Ateliers du Vent (Rennes) with the support of Government of Jersey.

Gallery opening hours: Tues - Sun 10.30am to 6pm

Tickets/Booking:

Free entry, no booking necessary.

Estelle Chaigne (France)

Veronique Besnard and Naomi West (France / Jersey)

Nolwenn Brod (France)

French Season 2024

SATURDAY 22 JUNE

Various locations around St Helier 11AM - 5PM

Fête de la Musique

ArtHouse Jersey is partnering with Jersey Opera House, Alliance Française and Maison de la Normandie et de la Manche for Jersey’s own take on the annual Fête de la Musique, an informal music take-over celebrated across France with buskers, amateurs and professional musicians playing along the streets of St Helier. Check our website closer to the time for line-up and locations!

Tickets/Booking:

Free entry, no booking necessary.

THURSDAY 18 JULY

ArtHouse Jersey’s HQ at Greve de Lecq Barracks 7PM

French Season 2024

Générateur de Tensions & Ventilator

Camille Lacroix

This double-bill of performances by Paris-based sound artist and composer Camille Lacroix is inspired from research around a text by Marcel Duchamp, which explores the idea of recycling body movements through forms of sonic energy. Captivating, energetic, theatrical, part body-machine, part human gallery of ‘ready-mades’, Générateur de Tensions and Ventilator present a fascinating dialogue between body and live composition.

Followed by a discussion with Camille Lacroix.

Tickets/Booking: £10 available via Eventbrite

FRIDAY 19 & SATURDAY 20 JULY

ArtHouse Jersey HQ at Greve de Lecq Barracks

7.30PM - 9.30PM

French Season 2024

Jérôme Bel

Jérôme Bel

ArtHouse Jersey is delighted to present the English language premiere of a new work by the seminal French choreographer Jérôme Bel, whose playful, visceral and conceptual dance works, since the 1990s have shaped and had one of the most significant influences on contemporary dance in Europe over the past thirty years.

Jérôme Bel’s recent work has focused on ‘portraits’ of dancers, working across classical ballet, modern dance and ancient dance forms. Here, following “Isadora Duncan” which was a “danced portrait of a choreographer”, and one of the founding figures of modern dance, Jérôme Bel lends himself to his own exercise and delivers his personal account of a life in dance. Sharing his doubts, commitments, failures as well as his infatuations with wit and insight, the piece, which Bel describes as “autobio-choreo-graphic” articulates fragments of a life, a career and an intellectual project to reveal their common structures.

THURSDAY 25 JULY

Jersey Museum, St Helier 7PM

French Season 2024

Burn to Shine

by Patricia Allio

This work, first performed in 2021, and presented for two nights in the intimate studio of Greve de Lecq Barracks is performed by and in collaboration with Terry O’Connor originally from Jersey, and cofounder of one of the world’s most celebrated experimental contemporary theatre groups, Forced Entertainment.

Produced by ArtHouse Jersey.

Tickets/Booking:

£18 (limited pay what you can)

Following last year’s performances of the acclaimed solo performance “Autoportrait à ma Grand-Mère (Self-Portrait to My Grandmother) which recounted a deeply moving journey through Breton history and politics through a woman’s relationship to her Breton-speaking grandmother, ArtHouse Jersey is delighted to present an extraordinary new film work by artist Patricia Allio. This “docu-fiction” is a meditation through history, queerness and Breton language and culture located around the mystical and religious history of the village of Saint-Jean-du-Doigt in Finisterre and its surrounding landscapes.

Yves crosses the centuries and returns to the small village of Saint-Jean-du Doigt. During his wanderings, he meets a shaman in touch with the spirits, a painter in search of the light, a storyteller who initiates him into the secrets of traditional Breton songs, and a mystic who tells him about the forgiveness of Saint John. Queen Anne of Brittany and her knight join him in his quest and reveal to him the mysteries of his origin.

Through these encounters, including that with the painter Ricardo Cavallo, drawing on dance, music and performance, the film brings to burning life a very human meditation through time, language, memory and ritual.

Followed by a post-screening discussion with Patrica Allio.

Tickets/Booking: £10 available via Eventbrite

Kaarina Kaikkonen

AUGUST - OCTOBER

Central St Helier location to be announced

Butterfield Public Art Series: Kaarina Kaikkonen

This spring and summer, ArtHouse Jersey is working with sculptural artist Kaarina Kaikkonen for a newly commissioned outdoor installation work to be revealed to the public in August 2024.

Kaarina is one of Finland’s leading contemporary artists who has created both indoor and outdoor sculptures in Finland and internationally. Her most signature material is that of the everyday shirt, collected and suspended across buildings, streets, in nature and galleries, to create large scale sculptures which speak to a sense of a collective ‘body’ as well as a feeling of time suspended, allowing for a poetic reflection on memory, loss and our shared experience as humans moving through diverse and changing environments.

This spring ArtHouse Jersey will be announcing a call-out for shirts from across the Island community to create the new work for St Helier. Check our website for more details and how you can get involved!

Public Art Series: Kaarina Kaikkonen

Sponsored by

Butterfield

FRIDAY 16 - SUNDAY 25 AUGUST

ArtHouse Jersey, Capital House.

Inside Out 16

Gallery opening hours: Tues - Sun 10.30am to 6pm

Tickets/Booking: Free entry, no booking necessary.

The States of Jersey Prison Service is proud to present Inside Out 16, a unique exhibition featuring a collection of art created by Prisoners from HM La Moye Prison.

There is a wide evidence base to support the importance of arts in prisons in helping prisoners improve their resilience, develop skills, confidence, expression and wellbeing. This has proven to have a therapeutic effect and assists with greater emotional self-regulation.

The prisoners at La Moye are producing between 100 to 150 items. Each piece tells a story, offering glimpses into personal journeys, emotions, and reflections of the artists. The work ranges from paintings, to drawings, poetry, ceramics, and woodwork. Inside Out is a rare opportunity to witness the creativity that can arise from adversity and the transformative power of art within prisons.

This exhibition aims to spark meaningful conversations, challenge perceptions, and promote understanding and empathy within our community. Inside Out invites you to consider themes of rehabilitation, and the potential for personal growth. Considering the power of art as a transformative tool for healing and self-expression, ultimately empowering individuals to rebuild their lives and contribute positively to society.

I Extend My Arms

Karl Murphy & collaborators

FRIDAY 6 - SUNDAY 15 SEPTEMBER

ArtHouse Jersey, Capital House.

Gallery opening hours: Tues - Sun 10.30am to 6pm

Tickets/Booking: Free entry, no booking necessary.

Elizabeth Marina Murals

In this exhibition project developed from a residency in 2023 with ArtHouse Jersey, queer artists Karl Murphy, Lewis G Burton, Yasmine Akim, Dr. Adam Perchard, and Jack Killick draw inspiration from the work and lives of surrealist pioneers Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore who moved to Jersey in 1937 at a time of transformative global upheaval. For Cahun and Moore, the Island provided a space to create an extraordinary body of work reflecting holistically on the self, earth and body.

I Extend My Arms is a space where poetic reflection and connection to the ancient heartbeat of Jersey serve to rekindle Cahun and Moore’s legacy amidst the challenges of current times, where many see fractured selves mirroring a world succumbing to the unrelenting force of capital. For this contemporary group of queer artists, Jersey embodies both refuge and rebellion, offering a unique backdrop to probe the essence of selfhood in an era marked by disruption. Working with sound, video, sculptural installation, drawings and performance, this short run exhibition promises to create a beguiling world drawn from the queer body in visceral landscapes.

In Spring 2024 ArtHouse Jersey will launch Elizabeth Marina Murals which will see the design and production of a number of unique murals along the arches of the marina walls set against the stunning backdrop of the iconic Elizabeth Castle. Six artists will be commissioned to design the artwork creating a bright display of thoughtprovoking public art for Islanders to enjoy for years to come.

Elizabeth Marina Murals

SATURDAY 7 & SUNDAY 8 SEPTEMBER

ArtHouse Jersey’s HQ at Greve de Lecq Barracks

Dementia Jersey Pop Up: Our Day Out

Dementia Jersey proudly exhibits artworks created by their Art Exploration groups inspired by and reflections of Our Day Out. The exhibition coincides with the charity’s 2024 campaign for International Alzheimer’s Awareness month in September.

The exhibition will showcase work from the Dementia Jersey weekly art sessions run by art therapist Lucy Blackmore. Art Exploration provides an invaluable creative and social outlet for those living with dementia. The group gives participants the opportunity to use art as a visual language, which can give freedom to expression and an increase in confidence.

As a charity, Dementia Jersey’s aim is to help and support people to live well with dementia.

Tickets/Booking: Free entry, no booking necessary.

SATURDAY 14 & SUNDAY 15 SEPTEMBER

ArtHouse Jersey HQ at Greve de Lecq Barracks 10AM - 5PM

Pop Up: Freya Rabet, Gigi Cooke, and Lucinda Wakeham

Freya Rabet is a textile artist whose work is centred around reuse. She will be creating a world remade from vintage textiles that visitors walk into, focusing on quilts with an undercurrent of education around the impact that fashion makes on the environment and what small changes we could make to help.

Gigi Cooke recently graduated with a degree in Furniture and Product Design. Her focus is on creating furniture with a lasting impact that resonates with users who share a commitment to sustainability.

Lucinda Wakeham is a hobby potter, working from her home studio in Jersey. She will be presenting a series of stoneware wheel thrown vessels influenced by traditional Chinese and Korean jar and bottle forms.

Tickets/Booking: Free entry, no booking necessary.

Dementia Jersey Pop Up: Our Day Out

Pop Up: Freya Rabet, Gigi Cooke and Lucinda Wakeham

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Lucinda Wakeham

Gigi Cooke

Freya Rabet

Stan’s Cafe: Of All the People in All the World

WEDNESDAY 18 SEPTEMBER - SUNDAY 6 OCTOBER

ArtHouse Jersey, Capital House.

One ton of rice. One grain equals one person. A beautifully simple equation for a beautifully simple performance installation by Stan’s Cafe.

Over the course of 17 days, abstract human population statistics are turned into emotionally gripping stories using grains of rice. One grain of rice represents one person… and from there begins a witty, provocative and unexpectedly moving work of art that helps you see the world in a startling new way.

Stan’s Cafe, formed in 1991 is a theatre company based in Birmingham who make installation and performance projects across diverse media which have toured extensively across the world. Of All the People in All the World is their longest running artwork (first staged in 2003) and that finally arrives to Jersey.

You learn more in five minutes in this show than reading the whole of the New York Times - Lou Reed

Tickets/Booking: Free entry, no booking necessary.

Cake & Cabaret

WEDNESDAY 18 SEPTEMBER - SUNDAY 6 OCTOBER

Parish Halls around the Island

Cake and Cabaret is a touring Parish show making high quality art accessible to older parishioners, offering an opportunity to experience dances from the good old days, fostering a sense of community for those who may be feeling isolated or lonely.

Ballet d’Jèrri partners with ArtHouse Jersey to offer cabaret themed events to elderly parishioners, giving them the opportunity to have fun and socialise in a welcoming environment whilst enjoying professionally produced entertainment.

Each event feels like a special occasion, providing guests with a memorable musical spectacle, an opportunity to get dressed up and the chance to experience entertainment from professional ballet dancers as well as other performers and musicians, of a calibre that might not otherwise be available to them. This wonderful free event hopes to spread some ArtHouse Jersey and Ballet d’Jèrri joy to all corners of our Island community!

The 2024 series is kindly supported by The Sir James Knott Trust, Roy Overland Charitable Trust and the Government of Jersey.

Tickets/ Booking:

Free tickets available through Eventbrite, sign up with your Parish Hall or email Estelle at info@ballet.je

The Lullaby Project

Over the past year and a half, artists Esther Rose Parkes and Susanne Kudielka have been creating a lullaby portrait of Jersey by collecting, sharing, writing and performing lullabies from different cultures and demographics on the Island. This is a three-year community-based project that involves those who wish to share their lullabies, alongside musicians, visual artists, community practitioners and community organisations. So far, the collection includes lullabies in Jerriais, German, French, Arabic, Farsi, Urdu, Zulu, Sotho and English

Lullabies have been part of our sleep rituals since ancient times. They often stay with us all our lives and are passed on orally through the generations. Lullabies are woven into the fabric of family life across different cultures.

The next part of the Lullaby Project involves creating choral arrangements from the collected lullabies. Esther and Susanne are forming a Lullaby Choir who will rehearse for 10 weeks in the autumn, culminating in four performances in December.

The Lullaby Choir will be a non-audition choir, and anyone interested in taking part is very welcome. Children are welcome to attend with their parents

Education

and activities will be made available for them during rehearsals.

Please get in touch if you would like to find out more about joining the Lullaby Choir this autumn by writing to: thelullabyprojectjersey@ gmail.com or through ArtHouse Jersey.

Co-commissioned by Art House Jersey and supported by the Connect Me: Connecting Communities grant.

The ArtHouse Jersey education programme works collaboratively with teachers and young people across the Island. We support trained, professional artists to create art experiences that enrich the curriculum as well as providing opportunities to access art outside of school. Nurturing the development of young people from primary school level has a long term impact on the value and importance we place on art in society and on developing a happy, healthy and culturally engaged island community.

Saturday Art School is a free extra-curricular course available to secondary school students across the Island, kindly sponsored by Standard Chartered and delivered in partnership with ArtHouse Jersey, CYPES (Children, Young People, Education and Skills) and local artists. The workshops run during the Autumn, Spring and Summer terms and are designed collaboratively by Artist Educators incorporating diverse skills into a dynamic program for young people. The course is experimental, uses mixed media and develops independent learners who take the tools they are given on their own creative journey.

For further details about booking school visits and workshops contact our Education Officer, anna@art.je

The Lullaby Project

Funding for Artists

ArtHouse Jersey Development Grants provide financial assistance to local artists and artists linked to Jersey who are seeking to pursue a career in the arts in any discipline. The artists we support are seeking funding to either support the development of a new project or the development of their artistic skills. The quarterly deadlines are 1 February, 1 May, 1 August and 1 November. The guidelines and application form can be found on our website.

Phoebe Over and David Keenan - Music video for ‘Bus’

Phoebe Over and David Keenan applied for a grant to create a music video for their new single ‘Bus’. They are singer/songwriters who have both released two singles over the past two years. They are currently travelling Australia and the narrative of the music video will use the backdrop of their journey.

Jonny Labey - ‘We all scream’ short film

Jonny Labey is a freelance actor who was awarded a grant towards the creation of his short film ‘We all scream’. This project will be his debut as a film director and is inspired- by real events, focusing on the themes of mental health, community, toxic masculinity and hope.

Lish Kwizera - Music EP

Lish Kwizera is a songwriter, performing artist and producer with an eclectic music taste. He was awarded funding for the musical engineering of his new five song EP ‘Love or Hate’ which combines a mix of different music styles from R&B/Soul, House, Hip Hop to Dance.

SATURDAY 3 AUGUST & SUNDAY 4 AUGUST

ArtHouse Jersey HQ at Greve de Lecq Barracks

10AM - 5PM

Pop Up: ‘You, Me & The Sea’

This exhibition will celebrate the work created by primary students during our ‘You, Me & The Sea’ summer workshops. The art on display will be mixed media and be made in response to experiential learning in the coastal environment.

Tickets/Booking: Free entry, no booking necessary.

Funding

Phoebe Over and David Keenan

Jonny Labey

Lish Kwizera

Pop Up: ‘You, Me & The Sea’

Calendar

FRI 22 MARCH

- SUN 5 MAY

THE LAND AND US

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FRI 14 JUNE

CRYPTIC

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FRI 16SUN 25 AUG

INSIDE OUT 16

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WED 18 SEPTSUN 06 OCT

STAN’S CAFE: OF ALL THE PEOPLE IN ALL THE WORLD

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THUR 11SUN 21 APRIL MAPS

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SAT 29 & SUN 30 JUNE

POP UP: ANNIE MARTLAND, JANE REED, SHELLEY GODDEN, SUE HARRIS AND SUSAN ANN MCGARRY

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FRI 6SUN 15 SEPT

I EXTEND MY ARMS

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WED 18SUN 06 OCT CAKE & CABARET

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SAT 27 & SUN 28 APRIL

POP UP: KELLY EASTWOOD, KIRSTIE FULTON & SAM GREENWOOD

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THUR 11SUN 28 JULY

FRENCH SEASON

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SAT 7 & SUN 8 SEPT

DEMENTIA JERSEY

POP UP: OUR DAY OUT

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OCT - DEC THE LULLABY PROJECT

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SAT 23 MAY & SUN 30 JUNE

A PAPER ARTIST IN PROGRESS LAYLA ARTHUR

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KAARINA KAIKKONEN

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SAT 14 & SUN 15 SEPT

POP UP:

FREYA RABET, GIGI COOKE & LUCINDA WAKEHAM

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SAT 3 & SUN 4 AUG

YOU, ME & THE SEA

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Sponsorship

As producers of exciting, meaningful art projects, ArtHouse Jersey makes the perfect partner for corporates that seek sponsorship opportunities to develop brand awareness or impactful CSR/ ESG campaigns that improves lives across our Island community. Our aim is to make the work that people want to see, hear and experience, working across artistic disciplines with a focus on quality and appeal. Our understanding of how arts can deliver transformational change drives our focus on community outreach.

We concentrate our efforts on providing opportunities for the most deserving Islanders – children, the elderly, people living with disabilities, and the marginalised. We are equally as practised at reaching out to audiences with highly-impactful arts projects that grab the popular imagination. We also like to throw a good party and have extensive experience of creating and delivering unique corporate hosting opportunities to the highest standards.

To find out more about sponsorship opportunities with ArtHouse Jersey please email Executive Producer, Matt Fiott on matt@arts.je in the first instance.