• colour photo, interior. Kitt, a white, shaven headed person with a wide crinkly nosed smile, sits amongst vast sheets of pink and mint green paper crumple to form a cave -like structure around them. on the floor is wet, raw terracotta clay in rolling folds

    Lady Kitt. Credit: Art Matters Now (2023)

  • Helen Hamilton, Gossamer Skin, Solo show at Assembly House, Leeds (2022). Photo by Luke Staunton.

  • Princess Arinola Adegbite, Oral to A4 (University of Cambridge Commission), film still.

  • Kate Rolison, Flying Geese Quilt.

  • Falling, music video in collaboration between artist Horace Lindzey, musician Alice Merida Richards and filmmaker Dominic Pillai created as part of Conversations Series III: Narratives.

  • Yiru Sun, Skin.

  • Mani Kambo, Equilibrium, Crest 1, MK Crest, Crest 2, Pathways, black cotton, white fabric paint, ‘Hinterlands’, group exhibition, BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, 2022. Photo: Rob Harris

  • Ria Righteous, Look No Further.

  • Dalia Hany, video installation in Cardiff (2021)

Announcing our Haworth Trust and Manchester City Council supported Castlefield Gallery Associate members

Posted on 3 June 2023

We are delighted to announce the artists awarded sponsored Castlefield Gallery Associate membership. With big thanks to the Haworth Trust and Manchester City Council whose funding made it possible.

The thirty selected artists are:

– Alana Lake

– Anna Stevens

– Anne Waggot Knott

– Bryn Richards

– Chiemi Shimada

– Christian Asare

– Dalia Hany

– David Booth

– Dominic Thambi Pillai

– Ela Skórska

– Evar Hussayni

– Fliss Quick

– Helen Hamilton

– John Cake

– Kate Elisabeth Rolison

– Kelan Andrews

– Lady Kitt

– Lucy Wright

– Madeline Wynne

– Maisie Pritchard

– Mani Kambo

– Niki Colclough

– Princess Arinola Adegbite

– Ria Righteous

– Riza Ziberi

– Ruth Flanagan

– Sofia Barton

– Teleri Lea

– Uma Officer

– Yiru Sun

Castlefield Gallery Associates provides members with information, skills, opportunities, resources, promotion and critical dialogue. Castlefield Gallery Associates acts as a hub, bringing together creative practitioners, facilitating critical exchange and engagement with members’ work and strengthening the visual arts ecology of the North West of England.
Learn more and apply here

Haworth Trust and Manchester City Council supported Associate memberships are a key part of Castlefield Gallery’s commitment to supporting artists, building creative communities – and making new art happen.