Ursa Print by Jamie Gillman now available.
Below: a set of images by Claudio Ahlers taken on Friday 10th May in the Bearpit,
at the unveiling of Ursa by Mayor George Ferguson.
Come to unveiling of URSA Bear Sculpture Friday 10th May at 6.30pm, in the Bearpit, bottom of Stokes Croft.
On Friday evening Mayor George Ferguson will unveil “Ursa”, a major new work by Jamie Gillman. Symbolic of the Bottom up approach to regeneration for which Stokes Croft is increasingly renowned, the bear stands on the roof of the men’s toilets in the Bearpit, a potent emblem for the Bearpit and the City.
A joint initiative between PRSC and the Bearpit Improvement Group, the sculpture reinforces the notion of Stokes Croft and the Bearpit as an Outdoor Gallery, and was funded by a grant from Arts Council England
There will be music provided by the Ambling band and others, and performance in the Bearpit will run into the evening.
The Art Container will host an exhibition of work by Jamie Gillman, which will include several original works and a limited edition A2 signed print of Ursa which will be offered at £20.
ALL WELCOME!
To see short film of the making of the Bear, visit :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEdy8ExMnGk&list=UU0tZ3HOAdgflstK4aTnfCAg&index=1
Last Day Promo Exhibition of Stokes Croft’s Jacknife Screen Prints down in the Bearpit SATURDAY 4th May 2013
It’s coming up to the last day of the Jacknife exhibition in the PRSC arts container down in the Bearpit on Saturday 4th May, so we’re holding a big final last day sale. So if you’ve seen one of the big screen prints and thought, I so wanted that one, come and get it. All the large screen prints will be £15.00 instead of the normal £20 & £25 range. It’s a fantastic price for a great selection of mostly Chris Hopewell’s work although we still have a very limited number of the exclusive Sepr – PRSC Snail screen prints available. So come and down, maybe on your way through to the Picton Street Market which is happening up in Stokes Croft.
Then we’ll be getting prepared for the next Bear exhibition opening on the following Saturday on the 10th May with the long-awaited arrival of the Bear. George Ferguson, Mayor of Bristol, will be opening the event. So there’s a lot going on.
Indulge your wildest fantasies in the medium of fine English bone china decoration from only £10!
Enjoy unrivalled access to a dazzling array of ceramic transfers, vintage and modern at our studios at 37-39 Jamaica Street, BS2 8JP.
Booking is advisable due to increasing popularity of these workshops, but places are currently available in both time slots: 1- 3 pm and 3 – 5 pm.
Tel. 0117 944 4540
prscstokescroft@yahoo.co.uk
Selling Gallery/ Shop open Monday to Saturday 11- 6pm Sunday 12 – 5pm.
Dates for 2013
Sunday April 7th
Sunday May 5th
Sunday June 2nd
Sunday July 7th
Sunday August 4th
Sunday September 1st
Sunday October 6th
Sunday November 3rd
Sunday December 1st
Urban Identity: Whose street is it anyway? Monday, 25 February 2013 at Rise Bookshop 70 Queens Road
You are warmly invited to the following discussion:
Urban Identity: Whose street is it anyway?
A discussion with The People’s Republic of Stokes Croft and the Faculty of Arts, University of Bristol
Date: Monday, 25 February 2013
Time: 6-8pm.
Venue: Rise Independent Record Shop
70 Queens Road
Speakers include:
Chris Chalkley, People’s Republic of Stokes Croft
Bim Mason, Department of Drama: Theatre, Film, Television, University of
Bristol
Emily Rhodes, Department of Religion and Theology, University of Bristol
Dr Claire Shaw, Department of Russian, University of Bristol
If you wieh to attend, please sign up at:
<http://www.bristol.ac.uk/arts/birtha/events/debate/>
China Decorating Workshop this Sunday 3rd Feb. 2013,12-4pm. Just in time for Valentine’s Day…
Take the opportunity to use our eclectic and historic range of lithographic print from Staffordshire to decorate English Fine Bone China ware of your choice. You will use the work spaces and heaters from Staffordshire’s now-closed factories and will learn the techniques employed by Staffordshire decorators.
You will have the opportunity to create you own designs in your own style, and they will be fired in our kilns on the premises.
And you will only pay just about the same price as decorated ware in our Gallery/shop.
A mug will cost you a tenner to decorate, while a Wedgwood teapot will set you back about fifty quid.
What’s not to like?
Dates for 2013
Sunday February 3rd
Sunday March 3rd
Sunday April 7th
Sunday May 5th
Sunday June 2nd
Sunday July 7th
Sunday August 4th
Sunday September 1st
Sunday October 6th
Sunday November 3rd
Sunday December 1st
VALENTINES DAY IS COMING SOON!
Above: Some of the historic print available for use.
Workers from Second Step collecting their finished work after their successful workshop earlier in the year.
This is the type of work for which Stokes Croft China is becoming increasingly renowned.
All of the print employed in this work is available to workshop participants.
Currently, there is no need to book in advance,
but this is likely to change owing to the increasing popularity of our workshops.
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