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Bloc Projects

Upcoming

Exhibition

Public S/Pacing: Helen Stratford

16 May-8 Jun 2024
PV 15 May 2024 6-8pm

Exhibition

Touching on Caste: Godhadi, Aliayah Qureshi, Shivani Patel

21 Jun-27 Jul 2024
PV 20 Jun 2024 6-8pm

Past

Exhibition
Chris Alton & Emily Simpson: Grief must be Love with Nowhere to Go
22 Mar-4 May 2024
Talks & Events
Chris Alton, Emily Simpson & Jhinuk Sarkar: Access to Grief
18 Mar 2024
Exhibition
Mariette Moor, Krystle Patel & Orsola Zane: As Small As Eyes
19 Jan-2 Mar 2024
2023
Exhibition
Toni Buckby: Re-embroidering Blackwork: 'an unstitched coif...' & other works
19 Dec-23 Dec 2023
Exhibition
MANIFEST: Art and Policy: Dryden Goodwin, Chris Samuels, Semiconductor
30 Nov-9 Dec 2023
Exhibition
Bloc Members Show 2023
27 Oct-25 Nov 2023
Exhibition
Bloc Billboard: Marie Smith
5 Oct-6 Nov 2023
Exhibition
Four Quadrants of the Sky: Eelyn Lee
15 Sep-14 Oct 2023
Exhibition
Mi waan go a country go look mango: Kedisha Coakley
30 Jun-29 Jul 2023
Exhibition
Bloc Billboard - fawns of the city: Otis Mensah
25 May-20 Sep 2023
Exhibition
Beneath Clouded Hills: Verity Birt & Una Hamilton Helle
19 May-17 Jun 2023
Talks & Events
Harcourt Road: Outdoor Painting at Crookes Valley Park - FREE EVENT
29 Apr 2023
Exhibition
Harcourt Road: Clara Cheung & Gum Cheng
7 Apr-6 May 2023
Exhibition
Harcourt Road: C&G Artpartment
6 Apr-5 May 2023
Exhibition
Brighter in Real Life! Andy Welland
25 Mar-29 Mar 2023
Exhibition
Platform 22: Cumulative Entanglement with Rotherham Sight & Sound: Rian Treanor
27 Jan-25 Feb 2023
Exhibition
Bloc Billboard - Grief must be Love with Nowhere to Go: Chris Alton & Emily Simpson
23 Jan-23 May 2023
Exhibition
Pamela Leung: Longing for Home II
4 Jan-13 Jan 2023

About

Established in 2002, Bloc Projects is a contemporary arts organisation in the centre of Sheffield.
We focus on the support and development of contemporary artists at pivotal points of their careers. We provide a safe and stimulating environment that is free for the public to explore ideas and creative practices.  

We work closely with other local art organisations, universities and charities to ensure that our activities welcome a diverse and intergenerational demographic.
Our expansive programme provides opportunities for cross-disciplinary and participatory learning, meaningful arts engagement, and skill development for creative practitioners as well as wider publics.

Nearby

Freya Dooley: False Note
Site Gallery
until 26 May

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