Tenants: Studios
Creatives working from the studio spaces at St Anne's House.
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Ad Infinitum
Ad Infinitum is a diverse-led theatre company based in Bristol, dedicated to making transformative, accessible and captivating devised theatre, workshops, film and art that highlights complex and urgent themes of socio-political injustice.
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Amanda Hall
Amanda is a Bristol based multi-disciplinary visual artist who works with a range of media, including textiles, sculpture and installation to explore some of the complex issues we face in contemporary society.
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Anna Haydock – Wilson
Anna Haydock-Wilson connects people through participatory activities to encourage discussion and action around shifting societal status quos.
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Camille Straatman
Camille is a stained glass artist and metal worker. Her work often explores the boundaries between the natural world and our dream worlds.
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Catherine Ann White
Catherine is a local contemporary/conceptual making "Some of the weirdest art I've ever seen!" artist and tutor based at St Anne's House.
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Daryl Hooper – THRAWAN
Daryl (she/her) is a textile artist, teacher and quilt maker, as well as a community arts facilitator and visible mender. She believes that everyone has a story to tell, and that making together is a beautiful way to share those stories.
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Day School
Day School offers artists a shared studio space alongside monthly education days with guest artists, support and advice for work and careers, and other professional development opportunities, community projects and social occasions.
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Ellie Shipman
Eleanor Shipman is a participatory artist and illustrator living and working in Bristol.
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Emma Gregory
Emma Gregory is an artist, now living in Bristol, although formerly of London, Leeds and Liverpool.
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Emma Jenkins
A Brand Writer and Creative Strategist who specializes in working with brands with a social or environmental purpose. From creating impactful messaging to ideating global campaigns, Emma has worked with some of the world’s most well-loved organisations.
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Finn Strivens (Studio Futurall)
Finn is co-founder of Futurall, a hybrid arts and consultancy practice that guides organisations and communities through reimagining and building the futures they want.
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Helen Grant
Helen Grant uses a variety of means and materials to produce wryly humorous objects, paintings and textile works. Her practice is intentionally erratic, veering between untidy abstraction and cartoon-like representation. She is interested in the absurd, and in the relationships between comedy and pathos, colour and form. In…
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Henry Kenyon
Photographer + craft workshop facilitator.
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Jo Barker
Jo (she her) is one half of Black Bark Films, a female led documentary production company that evokes authentic and meaningful conversation by working collaboratively with our clients.
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Jo Walter
I am an artist living and working in Bristol. My current work is focussed on memories from my childhood and from the more recent past. I use painting and drawing to explore this theme. My large drawing Room of our Childhood was made with contributions from my siblings who all added their own memories to mine.
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Joe Tymkow
Joe is a non-commercial artist; his practice is multidisciplinary in nature, and includes, drawing, painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture, installation, project management and curating exhibitions.
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Johnny Morgan-Jones
Johnny Morgan-Jones (Buoys Buoys Buoys) is a multidisciplinary artist, folklorist, and arts facilitator from Swansea.
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Karolina Ptaszkowska
Karolina Ptaszkowska is a painter and mixed-media artist whose work explores painting as a perceptual field where atmosphere, structure and material behaviour interact.
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Kenny McCarthy (Involve)
Kenny leads the School for Everyday Democracy at Involve. He is also a facilitator, psychotherapist and co-facilitator of Healthy Human Culture.
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Matthew Lintott
Matthew Lintott’s work is about deep time and space, explored through the past, the wild and the remote.
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Paul Phare – Energy4All
Paul is Development Manager with Energy4All, a not-for-proft social enterprise that supports community groups in the development, funding, construction and operation of community owned renewable energy projects.
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Tom Kenning
Writer and Journalist. Tom is currently working on a book of essays idea (TBC). He also holds Tea ceremonies in inspired by Japanese and Taiwanese tea traditions and is a qualified Qigong teacher. Tom was formerly a journalist covering the global solar energy industry, specialising in the Indian and US markets. He still freelances occasionally.
