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What’s On
We passionately believe that everyone has the right to art in their lives, and that heritage is something for all people in our communities to get involved in. This belief is the driver of our programme of projects.
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Unmoored – Sally Meakins
Sally Meakins – Unmoored A response to the notions of place, space and time and the ways in which (it) can perhaps put into question ...
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The Humber Hovercraft Design Workshop
On Saturday August 17th, come along to Our Big Picture in Grimsby to get involved in a new creative arts and placemaking project called THE ...
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The Feminine Urge
The Feminine Urge exhibition brings together a collective of female artists in the Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire region who are unified by the visual and ...
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Stories of Water
In 2023 Our Big Picture was proud to launch the Womens Photography Collective, a supportive and inclusive network for emerging women photographers that supports ...
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Hondartza Fraga: Beyond Scale Exhibition
Beyond Scale An exhibition of new and recent works by Leeds-based artist Hondartza Fraga. Beyond Scale is an exhibition by artist Hondartza Fraga exploring our ...
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Monkey, Pig & Pie Arts/Heritage Activity
An exploration of an urban myth of a well-known butches shop on the high street. Ann Bean aka Bluebeany is commissioned to revisit the tails ...
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Treasure-Makers
An Adventure for Young Heritage Explorers! “Treasure-Makers,” an 8-week heritage adventure – Heritage Skills and Fun Activities – Learn about Our Big Picture’s 13th-century site ...
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Our Art History – Jim Connor/GTFC Exhibition
Working collaboratively with Grimsby based artist and Illustrator Jim Connor, this exhibition showcased Jim’s weekly comic strip ‘Tales from the Park’ comic strip series, featured ...
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Our Art History – Jillot Exhibition
Our Big Picture presents In collaboration with NLAHS Drawings and Paintings of Great Grimsby from artists Jillot (1800-1880) showcasing Grimsby’s high street. Click here to ...
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