HOURS

HOURS, located in Bristol, is a versatile space that serves as an events venue, art gallery, function room facility, photography studio, training centre, and yoga studio. With its convenient self-contained design, it is perfect for various activities such as meetings, training events, workshops, exhibitions, and yoga classes.

For bookings and inquiries, interested individuals can contact HOURS through email at hello@hours-space. Com or call them at 07766054659. The team at HOURS is happy to provide potential clients with floor plans, images, and detailed information about the space. They understand the importance of finding the right venue for every event and are willing to assist in determining whether HOURS is suitable for the specific requirements of any occasion.

The current commercial rate for HOURS is 35 per hour, offering a reasonable and accessible option for those in need of a well-equipped and flexible venue. The space hosts month-long exhibitions, typically open to the public for a long weekend at the beginning of each exhibition cycle. The artwork displayed during this time is available for clients and visitors to appreciate throughout the rest of the month. However, HOURS is also open to leaving walls empty if necessary, providing a clean and customisable setting for events and activities.

HOURS frequently organises a variety of events and workshops to engage the community. One such event is the “Current Scattered Perspectives: Documents of Life,” showcasing experimental screen works by DW. This exhibition will be open on Saturday, January 27th, and Sunday, January 28th, 2024, from 3-6 pm, and admission is free.

For those interested in art and creativity, HOURS offers a tutored live-motion drawing workshop on Thursday, January 11th, from 7-9 pm. Priced at 20 per person, this workshop provides an opportunity to learn the art of capturing movement.

The space also hosts regular life drawing sessions on Fridays from 7-9 pm, with the next scheduled dates being January 12th and January 26th. These untutored sessions are open to individuals of all skill levels, providing a relaxed and supportive environment for participants to unwind and draw.

Upcoming exhibitions at HOURS include “fade” by Emma, an artist based in Bristol, who creates abstract works using pigmented plasters and sand. This exhibition will have a launch event on Friday, February 2nd, 2024, from 5-8 pm, and will be open to the public on Saturday, February 3rd, and Sunday, February 4th, from 11 am to 4 pm, with free admission.

Another exciting exhibition to look forward to is “Salad Days,” the first solo exhibition by emerging artist Sanni Pyhnniska. Showcasing a collection of original screen prints bursting with vibrant colours and rich textures, this exhibition will have a launch event on Friday, March 22nd, from 6-9 pm, with open viewing hours on Saturday, March 23rd, and Sunday, March 24th, from 10 am to 5 pm, with free admission.

In addition to visual arts, HOURS also offers training sessions and workshops, such as “Communicate with Confidence with Julia Cawte. ” This programme focuses on helping individuals improve their presentation and speaking skills to benefit their businesses. Interested individuals can visit the provided link to learn more about the workshops and book a free call with Julia to discuss their specific needs.

For those seeking a physical and mental wellness practise, HOURS hosts regular yoga classes with Beth at the cost of 8 per session. While currently on break, these classes will resume in the autumn.

HOURS prides itself on being a community-focused space, and in the past, it has presented thought-provoking exhibitions such as “DreamScapeS” and “My Roots are in the Ocean. ” It has also organised events like “Mothers|Lands: Moving-Making-Filming” and workshops like “Public Speaking-The Essentials,” catering to a diverse range of interests and requires.

HOURS remains committed to facilitating meaningful experiences and engagement with the arts, offering a dynamic and inclusive environment for creativity, learning, and growth.