There’s another in the occasional series of 13 Questions interviews on Cultivate’s sister-website Organ, fresh from taking part in our #43Artists show, the fine artist known at Girl Shit is the latest to be subjected to Organ’s Thirteen Question interrogation Read the Girl Shit interview here, you can also explore thirteeen question interviews with artists…
Part one of an occasional series, Three Photos from the Cultivate Archive – the time film maker Mia Pfeifer launched a film at the gallery while a group show called Something Blue opened inside the space. The first time performance artist Marnie Scarlet appeared at Cultivate and the those red honey’-covered me from the very…
What is Arts Council England actually about? On this page you can see shots from various Cultivate shows from the last seven or eight years, mostly shots of people at our shows rather tha njust the art. Cultivate is an artist-led space run myself Sean Worrall, and fellow artist Emma Harvey. We’ve put on over…
“Thank you for making the submissions *****, have to be honest, the paintings look interesting but not really working as flat lifeless images on a computer screen, we did say with the open call that we were really looking for a sense of the painting being a painting hanging on the wall, a sense of…
The recent Cultivate Gallery on-line show #43Artists will have been live for two weeks at 8pm tonight, has now been viewed by just over 40,000 visitors since it opened back on the evening of April 2nd. The show that features, as you might expect, 43 artists, and just over 250 pieces of work can still…
The #43Artists group show is now live, it opened at 8pm this evening, Thursday 2nd April, over on the Organ magazine website. The show, curated by Cultivate founders Sean Worrall and Emma Harvey, features the work of 43 artists. A combination of invited artists and artists who responded to the open call – open calls…
ORGAN PREVIEW: Art can’t stop, Cultivate’s latest group show, #43Artists will open on Thursday night – It was never intended to be an alternative during the current lockdown and the lack of physical gallery shows and white walls and open doors and the noise pf opening night gatherings that we’re already missing, on line shows…
