GALLERY AT THE WHARFArt and Mixed Media Gallery
Situated in Langport, on the eastern bank of the River Parrett, Great Bow Wharf is a Grade II listed building, restored and reopened in 2007. It is an example of Victorian industrial architecture.
The Trustees and SBA CIC have a desire to support local and regional artists to showcase their work, skills and talent. To support the town of Langport to be a destination location for visitors and locals to shop, eat and enjoy leisure time.
Our newly established art gallery is to showcase the work of local artists to help promote their work and allow our visitors to have a great visual and creative experience.
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Member Details
Amenities
- Available to hire
- Child Friendly
- Disabled Access
- Wi-fi
- Parking Nearby
- New Members Welcome
- Takes Commissions
Latest News & Blog
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Reclaiming a Venue in Taunton Will Regenerate County Town & Community
A campaign to reclaim the Mecca Bingo building in Taunton as an arts and culture venue is creating a buzz amongst local councillors and the public as the campaign reaches over 2000 signatures and is set to drive more public support. The ‘Project Gaumont’ team lead by Somerset Arts Business Cultural Alliance and Creative Innovation
June 28, 2023 -
SABCA Advice Leads to Project Growth
We were pleased to hear from SABCA member Corrinne Curtis who obtained advice from SABCA at the early stages of her project. Through hard work and determination Corrinne has achieved overwhelming success for The Nornen Project and we would like to share here comments sent to us: We spoke a couple of years ago about
June 21, 2023 -
Emergence, an immersive audio-visual installation by SABCA Member, This is Loop, debuts at Canary Wharf’s Winter Lights Festival this January
Montgomery Square, Canary Wharf, E14Wednesday 18th – Saturday 28th January 2023 As part of Winter Lights 2023 at Canary Wharf, This is Loop (a SABCA Member) is presenting their most ambitious work to date: a major audio-visual artwork, Emergence. Conceived and built by artists Harriet Lumby and Alan Hayes, the co-founders of This is Loop,
January 19, 2023
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