Through materials including glass, water, snow, chocolate, fish, wine, wood and brass, Hubble’s practice responds to place through sculpture, video, photography, performance, drawing and ephemeral gesture.

In Performing Pink Part III, performance artist Gemma Jones confuses glamour with the repulsive to create a three hour live performance concluding her three month residency at Stryx Gallery.

The Club’s Conception (or How the Egg Was Cracked) retraces the now-demolished past venues of Birmingham’s The Nightingale Club, which first opened in 1969.

A solo exhibition by Sherrie Edgar, showcasing contemporary artworks which explore the social politics and emotions of loneliness and solitude. 

ESP member Gemma Jones has been part of the Soup residency programme at STRYX gallery in Digbeth, Birmingham. This has resulted in the two-part, two-hour, performance; Performing Pink that confuses glamour with the repulsive.