Mark Revill - To Hell and Back
Trapezium Gallery were pleased to present To Hell And Back, an exhibition by Mark Revill, a photographer born and raised in Bradford who spent 24 years serving in the British Armed Forces.
During his service he saw nine operational tours, in Northern Ireland, Bosnia, Sierra Leone and most recently Iraq, carrying out combat and conflict photography for both his unit and the army. He covered many roles and his photography includes aspects of day to day life, photojournalism, aerial reconnaissance, covert and overt photography and psychological operations (‘hearts and minds’). Since discharge he documents military history from past conflicts.
Block Steady Studios - Invisibility is a Super Power
INVISIBILITY IS A SUPER POWER was an exhibition by three local artists from Block Steady Studios, Vic Cruz, Helena Flood and Ruth Fettis, three grandmothers who wanted to explore the subject of aging and invisibility.
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Ken Woods - Simplicity, Order, Complexity
Trapezium Gallery were pleased to present Simplicity, Order, Complexity, an exhibition by Ken Woods, one of the founding members of our organisation.
Rafal Karpinski and Jaroslaw Kowacki - New Horizons
Trapezium Gallery were pleased to present New Horizons, an exhibition by Rafal Karpinski and Jaroslaw Kowacki, two friends who share a passion for photography.
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F8
A group photography exhibition by 8 local photographers..
Themes in this exhibition ranged from urban cityscapes to natural landscapes; from preserved transportation to ballet dancers; from ordinary people and things to flights of imagination. Aged from ten to over sixty, our photographers brought all these themes to our attention with technical skill and artistic vision..
Walter and Zoniel - In a New Light
As part of the Bradford is LiT, a winter festival of light interventions across the Bradford district, Trapezium Gallery was pleased to host Walter & Zionel's 'In a New Light'. Utilising a colourful cascade of re-purposed car headlight lights, controlled by motion sensors. Passers by became participants of the artwork as their movement activated it.
Patricia Oxley - Work in Process
An exhibition by Patricia Oxley of paintings,drawing and digital prints.
Patricia’s method involves life drawings and paintings made with traditional media. Some of this traditionally produced work is then digitally enhanced or perhaps merged with other images and used to produce paintings which are in turn enhanced and merged to create something new. Hence the image is never stable, but always in a state of being processed, on the way to being made larger, more visible. The result is a vibrant mixture of what’s immediately visible to the human eye and what is not, sometimes recognisable, sometimes abstract, but always interesting.
Clive Nevet's Glenton Square Collection
In September 2021 Trapezium Arts hosted an exhibition of Clive Nevet's Glenton Square Collection.
The Glenton Square Collection is a unique collection of original art works created by people who use or have used mental health services, often over many years. The works were collected by Clive Nevet whilst living in a small bungalow in Glenton Square, next to Bradford's iconic Lister's Mill.
The Things That Make Us
An exhibition by The Beck Art Group, four artists who forged artistic links during lockdown.
The theme of The Things That Make Us was that everything we come into contact with has an influence on us and art makes this connection visible. The exhibition brought together four artists’ creative work, shaped by their life experience and the environment around them.
The First Teen Age
in "The First Teen Age" Trapezium Gallery revisited post-war youth culture with an exciting archive collated by Brian A Rushgrove. Consisting of a display of press cuttings and memorabilia from this revolutionary time in youth culture, "The First Teen Age" journeyed back to the 50s and 60s, documenting the press and public reaction to the phenomenon of the ‘Teddy Boys’, and their offshoots the ‘Mods’ and ‘Rockers’