In 2022, we launched Sheba Salon to offers a welcoming space for people to connect with one another and engage with our activities. It has since evolved into a dynamic programme of networking opportunities, including group visits to artists’ studios and venues, participation in seminars and events, and gatherings at our premises. The Salon aims to bring artists together to share experiences, learn from each other, build networks, and find inspiration.
This has included trips to:
Castlefield Gallery to see 'The Poetics of Water' (Parham Ghalamdar & Jessica El Mal)
HOME Theatre & Cinema to see Heroic Bodies by Sara Suliman as part of SAFAR Film Festival; Dual دوگانه by Peyvand Sadeghian; and Penguin by Hamzeh Al Hussien.
Amang Mardokhy's art studio in Hazel Grove.
AVIVA Studios to see a live performance from musician, Sampha (supported by Isaiah Hull).
Sheba Socials in Leigh; we invited people to join us on the 23 of July 2024 at SWAP drop in to learn about our Wigan Wellbeing Programme and sign up for workshops.
Studio visits in Leigh to meet artists and organisations based at Spinners Mill.
Forward Together, a seminar organised by Art With Heart, December 2024. Our Artistic Director gave a speech about meaningful engagement with migrant communities.You can find the speech here !
Creative Careers Festival, 3 April 2025. We were invited by International Factory to hold our stall and share our work and meet young creatives who are looking for a career in the creative industry.
Sheba Arts Podcast, 29 April 2025. Our newest episode features Malgorzata Drohomirecka and Magdalena Kij, who share insights into their inspiring exhibition and performance. Listen here.
Trafford Volunteer Fair, 2 June 2025. To celebrate volunteers week, we attended the main volunteer fair to meet and connect with new communities.
Sheba Community Day, 21 June 2025. A vibrant event featuring performances and workshops for all ages, held at Islington Mill in Salford.
Sheba Salon, 26 July 2025. As part of the Islington Mill Summer Open Day, we hosted a networking event that opened up our office space with two exhibitions. We celebrated creativity and diversity, and featured inspiring female and LGBTQ+ artists from Manchester.
These visits are curated to reflect Sheba Arts' values, vision, and audiences, as well as to spotlight art which explores migration and the refugee experience.
If you're an artist interested in joining our community, sign up to our newsletter where you will hear of these events! You'll also see them on our social media!
This has included trips to:
Castlefield Gallery to see 'The Poetics of Water' (Parham Ghalamdar & Jessica El Mal)
HOME Theatre & Cinema to see Heroic Bodies by Sara Suliman as part of SAFAR Film Festival; Dual دوگانه by Peyvand Sadeghian; and Penguin by Hamzeh Al Hussien.
Amang Mardokhy's art studio in Hazel Grove.
AVIVA Studios to see a live performance from musician, Sampha (supported by Isaiah Hull).
Sheba Socials in Leigh; we invited people to join us on the 23 of July 2024 at SWAP drop in to learn about our Wigan Wellbeing Programme and sign up for workshops.
Studio visits in Leigh to meet artists and organisations based at Spinners Mill.
Forward Together, a seminar organised by Art With Heart, December 2024. Our Artistic Director gave a speech about meaningful engagement with migrant communities.You can find the speech here !
Creative Careers Festival, 3 April 2025. We were invited by International Factory to hold our stall and share our work and meet young creatives who are looking for a career in the creative industry.
Sheba Arts Podcast, 29 April 2025. Our newest episode features Malgorzata Drohomirecka and Magdalena Kij, who share insights into their inspiring exhibition and performance. Listen here.
Trafford Volunteer Fair, 2 June 2025. To celebrate volunteers week, we attended the main volunteer fair to meet and connect with new communities.
Sheba Community Day, 21 June 2025. A vibrant event featuring performances and workshops for all ages, held at Islington Mill in Salford.
Sheba Salon, 26 July 2025. As part of the Islington Mill Summer Open Day, we hosted a networking event that opened up our office space with two exhibitions. We celebrated creativity and diversity, and featured inspiring female and LGBTQ+ artists from Manchester.
These visits are curated to reflect Sheba Arts' values, vision, and audiences, as well as to spotlight art which explores migration and the refugee experience.
If you're an artist interested in joining our community, sign up to our newsletter where you will hear of these events! You'll also see them on our social media!
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