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Eastville Project Space

Eastville Project Space

Eastville Project Space (EPS) is a creative hub for artistic collaboration across different disciplines.

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    • Exhibition: Still Crazy – Rockaway Park 2019
    • Exhibition: Hinterlands
    • Exhibition: The Archeology of Destruction by Jenny Graham & Farmer Glitch
    • Exhibition: Still Crazy-Yeovil 2018
    • Let’s Build pop-up at The Quedam Centre, Yeovil (29 June – 4 Aug)
    • Pink Shed Takeover @Supernormal Festival (5-7 August 2016)
    • The Making of A Momentum by Edwin Stolk (2016)
    • Micro-residency: Jon England (2016)
    • Micro-residency: Simon Blackmore (2016)
    • Micro-residency: Fiona Winning (2015)
    • Performance: D R A W N O N W A R D by Isobel Adderley
    • EastvilleEats by Fiona Winning
    • Cracklebox Workshop
    • Exhibition: ‘as eye saw it’ by Fiona Winning
    • Event 17th October 2015
    • Artist in Resident 2015: Gavin Morris
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Category: Residency

Micro-residency: Jon England

March 16, 2016 farmerglitch Event, News, Residency

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 Making of A Momentum by Edwin Stolk

March 16, 2016 farmerglitch Event, News, Residency

‘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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Micro-residency: Simon Blackmore

January 10, 2016 farmerglitch News, Residency

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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Eastville Project Space Micro-Residencies announced

November 25, 2015 farmerglitch News, Residency

4 artists were selected via an open call to work with Eastville Project Space (eastvilleproject.org.uk) between November 2015 and May 2016. Each artist will be based in Eastville for up

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Gavin Morris – LED Roundsystem

November 3, 2015 farmerglitch News, Residency

The following video documents the results of the residency by Gavin Morris at Eastville Project Space during 2015.  The LED Roundsystem are a series of Led Chandeliers – for more information about this project have

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Micro-Residencies 2015 -16 (application is now close)

July 20, 2015 farmerglitch Residency

We are looking for 4 artists to work with us between September 2015 and April 2016; to contribute to the research and development phase of the Eastville Project Space. The

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Artist in Residence 2015: Gavin Morris

February 21, 2015 farmerglitch Residency

Gavin Morris is working with us to develop a new commission that aims to engage with communities and audiences in Yeovil. His practice in developing accessible work using digital media

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Artist in Residence 2014: Georgina Conroy

September 17, 2014 farmerglitch Residency

We are delighted to invite Georgina Conroy to be our first resident artist. She has created work at the project space during this summer. Her work will be on show

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Eastville Project Space is an independent artspace in Yeovil.

We are dedicated to exploring projects with music, sound and performance.   Our space is set up to support research, making and playing with sound and art. We have comprehensive production facilities that enable people of all ages and backgrounds to make new work.

Our 2 floor premises includes: an upstairs music studio, workshops space and a ground floor shop/performance area.

Eastville Project Space is a non-profit making organisation, trading under Eastville Project Ltd (Company Number 12734194) & supported by Eastville Project Space Ltd.

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