THE ISLANDS LEADING CONTEMPORARY ART EXHIBITIONS
- TBC May: Register to attend!Artreach Studios, Isle ContemporaryTBC May: Register to attend!Artreach Studios, Isle Contemporary, Unit 1, The Old Gasworks, Mill Road, Peel, Isle of Man IM5, Isle of ManIsle Contemporary will cordially invite you to join for the opening of the Island's leading art gallery to celebrate a collection of beautiful artworks from our beautiful Island. Please register to receive dates and details!
- 24th November 2019Isle Contemporary, Tynwald Mills
- 29th September 2019Tynwald Mills
- Thu, 10 DecIsle Contemporary, Tynwald Mills
- Sat, 31 OctIsle Contemporary
- Sun, 25 OctIsle Contemporary, Tynwald Mills
- Sun, 11 OctIsle Contemporary, Tynwald Mills11 Oct 2020, 11:00 – 17:00 GMT-11Isle Contemporary, Tynwald Mills, Tynwald Mills, Ballig, Isle of Man IM4 3AD, Isle of ManAnnual Manx Potters Fair is back with an incredible selection of all things ceramic. The fair will take place at Isle Contemporary, The Courtyard @tynwaldmills, home and centre of visual art & craft!
- Sun, 12 JulIsle of Man12 Jul 2020, 16:30 – 18:30Isle of Man, Isle ContemporaryA relaxed talk about the fascinating and important Manx folklore behind the art works, with James Franklin + meet the artist Why did the Lil’ Fellas punch a sleeping girl in the eye? Why are Manx giants waiting in caverns under the ground? Which Manx saint stabbed a Viking raider through the heart?
- Fri, 27 MarIsle of Man27 Mar 2020, 19:00 – 20:30Isle of Man, Isle ContemporaryA relaxed talk about some of the fascinating and important Manx folklore behind the art works, with James Franklin. Why did the Lil’ Fellas punch a sleeping girl in the eye? Why are Manx giants waiting in caverns under the ground? Which Manx saint stabbed a Viking raider through the heart?
- Sun, 15 MarIsle of Man15 Mar 2020, 14:00 – 16:30Isle of Man, Isle ContemporaryTraditional Manx folklore is being shown in an art exhibition quite unlike anything seen before. ‘Whispering in the trees’ is the new exhibition of 40 original works by Mark Kinrade which capture the dark and mysterious spaces from which traditional Manx folklore springs.