MEANTIME is an artist-run project-space located in central Cheltenham presenting a monthly programme of artists' residencies, exhibitions, workshops, discussions and other live events such as experimental music, film and performance.
MEANTIME was established in 2007 and aims to provide a platform and resource for active engagement in current artistic practice and the representation of ideas. The residency programme supports artists and practitioners to experiment and realise new work; as such the space is a live, thinking/working environment, made and re-made by those who occupy it.
Projects are discussed on the MEANTIME blog where debate and comment is welcomed.
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MEANTIME is open for hot drinks and conversation on the first Friday of every month, 10am-12noon.
***NEWS + OPPORTUNITIES***
MEANTIME is taking part, with John Walter, in Art Flea, part flea-market, part conceptual art experiment, and part car-boot sale, featuring a variety of artist-run stalls alongside live performance, film screenings and fabulous food. John Walter, who last graced our presence with his unforgettable residency at MEANTIME in September 2011, is presenting the latest in a series of Maximalist projects, the John McCririck Memorial Bar – a hybrid of painting, hospitality, and performance. Art Flea is part of SITE Festival and is taking place in the Brunel Goods Shed, Stroud station, on Saturday 18th May, 10am-4pm.
Also at SITE Festival this month, MEANTIME March residents Ali Kayley and Dan Glaister present From Purgatory to Paradise: an indulgence at various locations around Stroud: 16mm film installation, Brunel Goods Shed, Stroud, Thursday 30th May - Saturday 1st June, 11am-4pm; Letterpress print and drawing, Knapp House Barn, Stroud, Friday 31st May - Saturday 1st June, 11am-4pm; Walk from Purgatory to Paradise depart from Knapp House Barn, Saturday 1st June, 2pm. Read Elisabetta Fabrizi's response to Ali Kayley and Dan Glaister's MEANTIME residency project.
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