The
Museum
of
Categorisatium
past exhibitions
PLATFORM 2015
Aspex Gallery
The Vulcan Building
Gunwharf Quays
Portsmouth
PO1 3BF
3 October – 15 November 2015
Now in its fourth year, the 2015 Platform Graduate Award profiles new talent emerging from universities and colleges in the South East region. Working as part of CVAN (The Contemporary Visual Arts Network), five galleries in South East England – aspex, De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill; Modern Art Oxford; MK Gallery, Milton Keynes and Turner Contemporary, Margate – each showcase the work of recent graduates from their region.
Aspex has selected work by Fine Art and Photography graduates from the University of Portsmouth, University of Chichester, Arts University Bournemouth, Winchester School of Art,Southampton Solent University and UCA, Farnham.
past exhibitions
Beauty Right There: Degree Selection 2015
Solent Showcase Gallery
Sir James Matthews Building
Above Bar
Southampton
Hampshire SO14 7NN
United Kingdom
The latest show at Solent Showcase Gallery – Beauty Right There – selects works from over 30 of Solent's graduating fine artists, illustrators, photographers, graphic artists and fashion. Striking photographs, 3D masks, handmade books and an entire museum emporium with newly invented specimens will all be on show.
Ascend:
Fine Art Degree Show
School of Art and Design,
Southampton Solent University,
Below Bar Studios, 9 Castle Way, SO14 2BX
We are located on the second floor, both lift and stairs available.
Private View:
Friday 12th June - 6pm-9pm.
Opening Times for the following week only:
Sat - 10am-5pm
Mon/Tues -10am-7pm
Wed - 10am- 5pm
Thurs - 10am- 4pm
Monkey Gallery:
Hanover Buildings, Southampton
13/11/2014 - 20/12/2014
The Museum of Categorisatium is presently on the first floor of Monkey Gallery in Southampton. As a moveable feast it will remain open until the 20th December then close it's doors forever in that specific location. It's archives will be archived until the next location is announced.
On Loan From:
The Moon Museum of Dustology,Copenhagen,Denmark.
With the courtesy of the Moon Museums Chief Dustologist Dr. Astu Ito, The MoC has been able to exhibit a few of the rare dust samples from the Moon Museum collection. These will be available to view at present in Southampton.
