Saturday 29 October
The Nichols Building
11am-11:30pm
In the afternoon, the building will serve as a headquarter / information point for the day’s activities. Equipped with an all day pop-up bar, here you can sample a selection of local ales, get a hot drink, find more information about the area, chat to one of our members about possibilities and attractions of the local area and participate in a number of workshops to further explore the concept of SKINN.
Open Studios from R&S Creations, Pamela Riddoch, Source Photography and Canvas Factory.
1 pm
Auction in aid of The Breast Cancer Campaign.
4 pm
Top floor will be transformed into an urban catwalk, where Revival, Penny Black Vintage, Ruth Moore and Molly Rouge will have their models strutting vintage, retro, hand-made clothing and jewelery.
6-8 pm
Residents of SKIN and interested members of the public can participate in workshops and other activities to explore further the area.
8-11:30pm
Live music by:
Hummingbird Blues Band
Mudcats
&
MOTORIK session by Heavy Leccy (Society Records)
Minimal-Maximal Progressive Pop & Rock.
Analogue/Digital productions with Kraut and Neu-Romantik derivatives.
Bank Street Arts
12-5pm
3rd Sheffield International Artist’s Book Prize exhibition. 170 entries from 22 different countries. Come and visit the gallery and vote for your favourite Artist’s Book.
Wildago will be opening her studio to the public.
Public workshops at Jewellery Co-operative studios
2-5pm
“Crafternoon” in the atrium of Juniper Cafe - a free knitting and crochet workshop. Tea/coffee and cake. People of all abilities including beginners are welcome to join in.
Pebbledash Studios
“Black and White. Involving a very clear distinction, without any gradations.” - The American Heritage Dictionary of Idioms - Christine Ammer.
Show/Hide, a group show consisting of Sheffield Hallam final year Contemporary Fine Art & Graphic Design students and involving site-specific illustration work, silkscreen printing and 3D Installation holding to the intrinsic subject of monochrome practice.
Presenting works by: Hannah James, Hannah Shaw, Lea Scott, Emil Kalaria, William Blank & Lewis Currie
Kelham Island Artist Cooperative
12-5pm
Various printed workshops. Factory tennis. An opportunity to discuss the works with the artists over tea and coffee. Artists from the Co-operative present will be: Simon Wigglesworth-Baker, Sam Dexter, Lea Gage, Rob Crampton, Linda Wassell, Debbie Wright, Jo Hillson-Milchen, John Clifford.
CADS
12-5pm
An eclectic selection of artworks by CADS residents and affiliated artists in the warehouse gallery space. Works by Mikk Murray, Toby Walshaw (Sacred geometry, optics and health), Richard Gollands (The Hulk), Del Hoyle (also known for being part of Madcolours & Heebie Jeebies will present his amazing collages); Plus works by Jade Morris & Richard Ledger.
Digital studios present “Catching up with the past’, a selection of works from resident artists Emma Woodrow, Patrick Amber & Cassie Limb, exploring the digital output from found, painted and loved places.
1-3pm
Urban BBQ in the courtyard. Sample some Chicago-style corn & steak sandwiches!
Sunday 30 October
Kelham Island Museum
11am-4:45pm
Exhibition of works by Simon Wigglesworth-Baker at Kelham Island Museum
Works from the Kelham Island and Crucible Series inspired by the industrial landscape of the area and in particular the Bessemer Converter at Kelham Island Museum. The materials for most of this work has been reclaimed from the local industry within the area.
Pebbledash Studios
12-5pm
An afternoon electronica session provided by Sheffield Techno Institute. The Pop-up bar will be serving ales + beers + sausage rolls to take the edge of events of the previous evening. Continuation of Show/Hide exhibition.
Music provided by: Cellar Dweller, Terry Dragatis & Ed Horsley
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