Projects & Events 2021

To produce a series of plates to highlight the staff historically working at Cannon Hall, Barnsley, Sarah Pennington used the space to design and make transfers representing 40 staff and their roles, then to apply these to the plates in a production-line style of processes. Two sets of the plates were produced, 80 in total.

Contributing to the Absolutely Cultured 'Creative Hull' weekend, David Priestman and Sarah Pennington took a shopfront window each to show an example of their own research based work.

The image is of a 'drawing' in progress as part of Pennington's exhibit.

Showcase of MA final piece by Claire Taylor, with the music video to accompany the track 'She Sang To Me' by band Maps projected onto the wall on the first floor, and the items or legend of the film's character displayed on the ground floor space.

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The Aimless Archive's Residency, unpacking and finding order within the materials collected during a particular period, engaged in conversation around these articles and the defining of archive with both invited and passing audiences. The essays written from these dialogues will be presented in HARI during 2022.

An exhibition of work made by Sam Metz, during a period of research and development funded by ACE & an Unlimited emerging artist award. The work, comprising sculpture, drawing and  dance film, legitimises the nonverbal communication & stimming experienced by neurodiverse people.

An exhibition of works by Sarah Mole and by Dave Windass - including paintings, graphic print, films and audio, maps and monologue performance - bringing their separate sides of a linked enquiry into land and borders together.

Included ongoing research by Mole for visitors' contribution.