9:00, Tuesday, 16 August 2022 to 17:00, Sunday, 11 September 2022
Adapt, Transform is a new interdisciplinary exhibition exploring urban design and creativity. From painting and performance, to maps, public sculpture and design prototypes, the varied works will be displayed across two sites: Modern Art Oxford and The Glass Tank Gallery at Oxford Brookes University.
9:00, Friday, 16 October 2020 to 17:00, Monday, 16 November 2020
We are proud to present Helena: Every Day Is A Morning After created by documentarian Jim Mortram as an exhibition film of his body of work Every Day Is A Morning After. The film is part of Photo Oxford 2020 and supported by Oxford Brookes University.
9:00, Friday, 04 September 2020 to 17:00, Sunday, 11 October 2020
Modern Art Oxford and Oxford Brookes University are proud to present Flow, the first collaborative exhibition co-curated by Modern Art Oxford volunteers. Celebrating a range of work by people across Oxfordshire, the exhibition asks us to question where our ideas come from.
Featured works were selected from a county-wide call-out for images, sounds, text and objects that reflect individual experiences of being in creative ‘flow’.
18:00, Thursday, 20 February 2020 to 17:00, Sunday, 08 March 2020
The Glass Tank presents She Performs: The Body, the latest exhibition in She Performs' ongoing investigation into the issues of inclusive feminist curating and the under representation of women artists in galleries and museums.
The exhibition will present paintings, installations, videos and performances focusing on the corporeal in particular, examining how the body can be a locus; often a tool, an object, a vehicle; sometimes a disappointment, but always a triumph.
9:00, Thursday, 16 January 2020 to 17:00, Saturday, 15 February 2020
The Glass Tank presents ‘DreaMFActory 2019’, an interim exhibition of work by students from the Master of Fine Art programme at Oxford Brookes.
Traci Kelly and Rhiannon Jones’ collaborative exhibition presents writing as a dynamic visual and lived encounter. Their body of work at the Glass Tank gallery at Oxford Brookes University looks at the place writing has in relation to gendering processes and landscape. The work they are presenting was made between three sites – the chalk pits of Cambridgeshire, the original staircase with chalkboard in an old Victorian school in the East Midlands, and their own bodies.
17:30, Thursday, 12 December 2019 to 17:00, Thursday, 09 January 2020
The Glass Tank presents ‘DreaMFActory 2019’, an interim exhibition of work by students from the Master of Fine Art programme at Oxford Brookes.
After just one semester of study, this show provides an opportunity for our postgraduate students to test out a range of differing works and projects, some completed and some in progress. Participants in DreaMFActory 2019 come from varying disciplinary and cultural backgrounds. Their work demonstrates critical thinking around wide ranging concepts and interests They engage deeply with contemporary life and address audiences through many differing forms. These include expanded concepts of making that question barriers that lie between media disciplines—between image, object and experience.
