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CENTRE FOR COMMUNITY ARTS
Since 1982, Artlink has been dedicated to developing and delivering a range of high-quality community arts activities and events. Our activities and services are targeted to the people of Hull and the Humber, many of whom are socially disadvantaged, economically isolated and excluded. Artlink’s four areas of provision are outreach projects, exhibitions of work by national and regional artists and community art, training opportunities and an information service.
Our new premises now feature a beautiful gallery space, versatile studio for workshop activity, fully-equipped training room, shop for artists’ work and a rental office. These spaces will enable us to build on our reputation for excellent service and enhance Artlink’s capacity to meet the growing needs of our region. They will also be made available for community hire, maintaining Artlink’s reputation as a centre for arts development, participation and collaboration.
Artlink is open to the public from Monday to Saturday 10:00 – 16:00.
Artlink’s four areas of provision are:
- Outreach projects
- Exhibitions of work by national and regional artists and community art
- Training opportunities
- Information service
Artlink Annual Report 08 - 09
Download our Annual Report 08 - 09 (Opens in new window)
Current Exhibition:
Every Picture Tells a Story
Exhibition runs from 30/01/10 until 01/03/10
Gallery Open: Monday to Saturday 10am - 4pm
A family friendly exhibition inspired by National Story-telling Week showcasing bright & cheerful illustration, artwork & photography by talented regional artists
Announcements
Artlink launched its new Centre for Community Arts on Friday 7 December 2007. The day was filled with fun and engaging workshops, tours of the building and a cake-cutting ceremony with the Board Chair, Terry Bowker. On the evening, Artlink’s staff and Board were joined by over 250 supporters to continue the celebration. Special thanks go to Mr. Kim Ryley, Chief Executive of Hull City Council, who officially opened Artlink’s new home at 87 Princes Avenue, Hull. Artlink also wishes to thank the Board and all the artists, volunteers and participants who made the launch a very special day. Here’s to 25 more years of inspiring and meaningful community arts work.
If artists or community groups are interested in submitting an exhibition proposal for the Artlink Gallery, please see our submission guidelines
