Eastville Project Space (EPS) is a creative hub for artistic collaboration across different disciplines.
We are delighted to take part in SuperSonic Festival in Birmingham (16-18 June). Our director and founder Stephen Ives will guide the participants through making their very own Atari Punk
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We are delighted to be taking part in Art Week Exeter this year. Come to see a display of ‘noise machines’ and join a workshop to build stand-alone synths, that can
Continue readingJoin our creative workshop with artist Fiona Winning using paint, drawing, papers, mixed media and projection to create your own imaginary landscapes. Saturday 1 April Morning session: 10.30am – 3.30pm Welcome all
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Eastville Project Space is delighted to present the new exhibition, ‘as eye saw it’ by artist Fiona Winning. Winning works with a wide range of media, including painting, drawing, print
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We were invited to provide a partnership programme around the ‘Pink Shed’ at Supernormal Festival this year. The ‘Pink Shed’ has been one of the key elements for the Festival,
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Somerset based artist Jon England is known for his work around the legacies of WWI and WWII. His work uses the specificity of site, the minutiae of experience and the tangibility
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The first edition of our printed publication. 500 copies distributed throughout Yeovil and surrounding areas. Print copies available on request – info@eastvilleproject.org.uk. To download a PDF copy please click here or click
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Somerset based artist Jon England is known for his work around the legacies of WWI and WWII. His work uses the specificity of site, the minutiae of experience and the tangibility
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‘When considering the Yeovil environment ‘a painting’, the question is; who made it and what is our role within this landscape?’ This is the question asked by our residency artist
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Artist Simon Blackmore from Manchester will be working with Eastville Project Space in mid February 2016 to develop his project as part of our Micro-residency Programme. During the residency, Simon will
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