Projects
Upcoming Projects
Ceramic Animals & Drawn Dioramas
16 - 17 November
Private View: 6 - 8pm, Saturday 16 November
Opening times: Sat 16 & Sun 17 Nov, 12 - 6pm
Workshop: 10am - 12 noon, Sat 16 Nov (SOLD OUT)
Mirja Hartwig & Luci Eyers
A collaboration combining ceramic animals, natural found objects, and drawing. The diorama will be open for viewing, and for drawing from the model landscape.
Taking Lots of Lines for Lots of Walks
Opening times: 3-6pm each day
Talk & Drinks: 4.30-6pm, Sunday 24 November
Anne Ryan, Kathy Prendergast & Guests
Anne and Kathy will collaborate on an open-ended project based on walking, encompassing digression, and taking the long way around. They will invite guest to join them.
Desenho
28 November - 1 December
12 - 6pm daily
Private View: Wednesday, 27 November, 6 - 9pm
Poetry Night - Saturday, 30 November, 6 - 8pm, £10
Co-curated by Joana Galego & Nuno Gonçalves.
Joana and Nuno invite artists and writers for a drawing show and Poetry Night in the final week in the Eye to Pencil studio.
Archived Projects:
The Back 2 School Show
17 - 22 September, 12 - 6pm
Private View: Monday 16 September, 6 - 9pm
Finissage with Talk: Saturday 21 September, 4-6pm
Co-curated by Issey Kang and Alex Heard.
Opening our Autumn term there will be a show featuring 20+ alumni from past gradute-led workshops.
BLUEPRINTS: A Dialogue
1-8 October 2023
Aliki Kylika, Helena Wee, Mary Yacoob, and Marco Cali collaborated on a project swinging between drawing and architecture.
The installation developed from slippages in visual language between art and architecture, and drawing and 3D model making.
Useful Drawings
31 March-2 April 2023
130+ Drawers
We put out an open call for 'Useful Drawings' - drawings which had been helpful or valuable as part of a process. The exhibition showed how drawing plays a role in creative work from mapping out a route for a cycle race, studies for future artworks, to a surgeon making visual notes for prospective surgery.
Force Majeure
26-28 November 2021
Marco Cali, Luci Eyers, Marianne Walker
A collaboration during lockdown - one starts a drawing, posts it to the second, and it is finished by the third. The circuits continued to create over 60 drawings, each with 3 stylistic hands in converstion, only connecting on paper and through the postal system.