This weekend sees the return of ArtHouse Jersey’s Pop Up exhibition series, with three artists Marc Medland, Sam Carney and Eliza Reine showcasing their work and welcoming guests to our HQ at Greve de Lecq Barracks. The three artists are all based at ArtHouse Jersey’s La Folie Studios, which are located behind the La Folie Inn, St Helier Harbour's old tavern.

‘The Things Forever Speaking’: An ArtHouse Jersey exhibition by artist Lulu MacDonald is free and takes place in the retail space on the corner of Pitt Street and Charing Cross. It opens to the public on Thursday 16 July and shows until Thursday 29 July 2021. It is open Monday-Saturday 11.00-18.00 and on Sundays 12.00-16.00.

ArtHouse Jersey is delighted to announce the upcoming exhibition of new work by artist Juliet St John Nicolle. The show, entitled ‘Viewing COVID Through Autistic Eyes’, takes place at ArtHouse Jersey (at Greve de Lecq Barracks, St Mary) between Saturday 19 June and Sunday 27 June.

ArtHouse Jersey Pop Up is back, with the next exhibition set to take place across the weekend of Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 June at Greve de Lecq Barracks studios, this time with artists Jodie Carney & Nick Parlett.

ArtHouse Jersey is delighted to announce its new ‘Artist In Residence Programme’. The initiative, sponsored by Carey Olsen, sees ArtHouse Jersey match talented local artists with local Jersey charities to offer creative activities and inspiration to their clients.

ArtHouse Jersey is excited to announce their brand new, limited season of live music and spoken word events, ‘LIVE AT THE BARRACKS’. Taking place at the art charity’s HQ at Greve de Lecq Barracks the events will span four genres of entertainment; poetry, music, drama and comedy, with each genre spread over two nights (Thursdays and Fridays) throughout the summer of 2021.

ArtHouse Jersey is delighted to announce the next in their series of Pop Up exhibitions at Greve de Lecq Barracks, this time with local photographer Will Lakeman.

Today sees the launch of The Man Up Project, a short film created by local musician turned filmmaker Ben O’Shea. Supported by both ArtHouse Jersey and Crestbridge, the film explores the reality of men’s mental health in Jersey, right in the middle of national Mental Health Awareness Week.

Carolyn Rose Ramsay, a Jersey-based dancer from Ballet Nacional de Cuba, Les Ballets de Monte Carlo, and the Norwegian National Ballet, set about enlisting five talented local dancers to create a one-off piece telling the stories of people who lived through the Occupation, armed with audio testimony that ArtHouse Jersey collected during research conducted for the Face of Liberation project last year.