ArtHouse Jersey is pleased to announce the opening of a brand new exhibition this weekend, ‘Refugio’ by artist Oliver Le Gresley. The installation is a response to the way life changed for us all over the past year, and hopes to distil some of these changes, placed within the artificial context of the art gallery, to encourage the viewer to reflect upon the ideas of exterior and interior, public and private, confinement and freedom.

ArtHouse Jersey is inviting Islanders to take part in their ‘Roaming Soundtrack Photo Competition’ which runs from now until midnight on Wednesday 16 June 2021. You are invited to share your own photographic moment while out and about enjoying the playlist at the seven featured Jersey locations.

ArtHouse Jersey is delighted to announce the official launch of Roaming Soundtrack today (Monday 29 March 2021). The audio-visual Jersey-based project has been expertly curated by the eclectic purveyor of outstanding music, Camp Bestival & Worldwide FM’s Rob da Bank.

ArtHouse Jersey has launched a survey asking the local creativity community for their input into the types of events and opportunities they feel are currently missing in the Island. The organisation, which is looking to build on its programme of events and offerings at their premises at Greve de Lecq Barracks, is inviting artists of all kinds to fill in a short questionnaire. 

With restrictions easing, ​ArtHouse Jersey​ is delighted to be able to welcome Islanders back to the ‘​ArtHouse Jersey Pop Up​’ series, a programme of weekend-long exhibitions featuring the work of local artists. There is also the opportunity to get a better insight into artists’ work and practices with ​Bianca Paddidar ​and ​Ariel Luke​ on hand to talk to visitors about the exhibition.

Today ArtHouse Jersey has announced ‘Roaming Soundtrack’, an audio-visual art project expertly curated by the eclectic purveyor of outstanding music, founder of Bestival and Camp Bestival & Worldwide FM’s DJ, Rob da Bank.

The ​Memory Box ​project is an ​ArtHouse Jersey c​ommission designed by digital artist Thomas Buckley​ to reach older members of our community who may be lonely or socially isolated, by bringing a unique theatrical experience directly into people’s homes, without the need for a single person to cross the threshold, thereby being deliverable within all COVID restrictions.

ArtHouse Jersey is delighted to announce a very special commission with renowned children’s author and poet A.F. Harrold to read a selection of poetry from his bestselling ‘The Book of Not Entirely Useful Advice’.

ArtHouse Jersey is looking for older people in our community who have had to shield during the pandemic and may wish to receive a Memory Box - a magical immersive arts experience contained within a box.