‘We Shelter here Sometimes’ Solo show and Film showing BRISTOL
After the recent success of the London and Portsmouth events and the release of the short film ‘Inside’ I’m really excited to announce that, in July, I’ll be showing my full length documentary ’We Shelter Here, Sometimes’ alongside a solo show in Bristol.
‘We shelter here, sometimes’, made in conjunction with Portsmouth’s Strong Island Media, follows the often turbulent two year journey creating my ‘inside’ installation/exhibition in Portsmouth’s ghostly derelict Kimbells ballroom which saw 10,000 people visit over 16 days.
Filmed while the project was still a secret, it beautifully reveals the story of an artist biting off more than they could ever imagine, pushing to create their life’s work amidst fires, funding nightmares and an unexpected covid pandemic.
This beautifully shot cinematic film will be shown at the Cube cinema in Bristol, on Thursday 11th July at 7.30pm
To accompany the film i have taken over That Art Gallery in (2 Upper Maudlin Street BS2 8DJ) and will host a solo show of work produced during the two year after ‘Inside’.
Tickets for the film can be found here
Places are limited so book early to avoid disappointment.
No tickets are needed for the exhibition.
Gallery open times -
That Art Gallery
Friday 12th July 6-9pm *
Saturday 13th July 11am - 6pm*
Sunday 14th july 11am -6pm*
Tuesday 16th July 11am-6pm
Wednesday 17th July 11am -6pm
Thursday 18th July 11am- 6pm
Friday 19th July 11am-6pm
Saturday 20th July 11-6pm*
*artist in attendance
I look forward to sharing my work with you.
Special thanks to That Art Gallery
‘Inside' Walk through video
A walk through video of 2021 fully immersive installation by internationally acclaimed street art its My Dog Sighs.
Art by My Dog Sighs.
Film by Strong Island Media
Music by B of the Bang
Sound by Chris Whitear (University of Portsmouth)
Lighting by VEL lighting
Building permission by The Queens Hotel
INSIDE is My Dog Sighs' most ambitious project to date, spending over a year transforming a derelict building into an immersive world inhabited by his ‘Quiet Little Voices’.
With this walkthrough the ballroom floor of ‘Inside’ you’re able to catch a discover of My Dog Sighs' new, alternative, world as you follow him through the exhibition. For the first time My Dog Sighs has moved into sculpture, fusing his visual language with space, form, light and sound, alongside the more recognisable facets that define his practice.
