Keighley Creative, a dynamic collective of artists based in Keighley, are currently showcasing their talents at Craven Arts House in a much-anticipated exhibition.

 

The exhibition highlights the diverse artistic practices within the collective, bringing together a range of mediums and styles that reflect the individual strengths of each member. 

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This exhibition at Craven Arts House is not only a display of individual talent but also a testament to the strength of the Keighley Creative community. The collective has a history of engaging the local community through workshops, public art projects, and events, and this exhibition is a continuation of their mission to make art accessible and relevant.

 

Visitors to the exhibition can expect to see a vibrant cross-section of contemporary art that is deeply connected to both local and broader cultural narratives.

 

The setting of Craven Arts House, with its rich history and commitment to fostering creativity in the region, provides an ideal backdrop for Keighley Creative’s work.

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This exhibition is a must-see for anyone interested in the cutting edge of contemporary art in Yorkshire.

Monday 16th September, join us at 6:30-7:30pm or 7:45-8:45pm

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Bring along a piece of work-in-progress or a piece you’re finding problematic. You’re welcome to bring along additional images to provide context – these could be on Instagram.

 

We’ll discuss your piece within a supportive small group, sharing ideas and suggestions for development.

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Dr Pete Blagg is a practising artist with work held in several national collections. He currently also works as a lecturer at Leeds Arts University

 

These sessions will be supported by Dr Clare Daněk, trustee of Craven Arts

 

There are five slots for participants at each session – email info@cravenarts.co.uk to reserve your place.

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