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A photograph of a man and small child in a bright white gallery looking at the Denzil Forrester painting Itchin & Scratchin, a vibrant blue painting of bodies moving to music in a nightclub.
A very colourful, dynamic painting depicting people dancing, viewed from various angles and performing different shapes with their bodies. Surrounding the figures are abstracted shapes and lines in various colours, suggesting disco lights.
Production still: A blue circle sits behind a white rectangle with white rectangular shadows at the top of the frame

Featured events
Film Screening: Zinzi Minott

Fi Dem III: Ancestral Interference Friday 30 October to Thursday 26 November 2020, 12pm–12am, Free, no need to book Find out more about this screening

Tides of Propagation: Zinzi Minott and Gail Lewis in conversation

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Denzil Forrester Itchin & Scratchin

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Film Screening: Laura Phillips

Beneath The Mead: cigar.lend.shave Thursday 3 to Thursday 31 December 2020, 12pm–12am, Free, no need to book Find out more about this screening

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A photograph of a man and small child in a bright white gallery looking at the Denzil Forrester painting Itchin & Scratchin, a vibrant blue painting of bodies moving to music in a nightclub.

Temporary closure of our galleries and café

Following the government announcement that England is entering a period of national lockdown, our galleries and café will close from Thursday 5 Novemb...

Dream and Make at Home

Download a Dream and Make activity pack, filled to the brim with ideas and inspiration for making artwork at home using very simple materials.
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Spike Island's shop includes artists' limited editions, books and exhibition catalogues. Shop online today.
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Our Commitment to Anti-Racism

Spike Island is pro-equality and committed to being an anti-racist organisation. We believe Black Lives Matter.
Spike Island
133 Cumberland Road
Bristol BS1 6UX
United Kingdom
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Spike Island Artspace Ltd. Registered Charity no. 1003505. Registered in England and Wales no. 2624621
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Following the government announcement that England is entering a period of national lockdown, our galleries and café will close from Thursday 5 November until at least Wednesday 2 December 2020.

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