Exhibition
Kim Yong-Ik
29 Sep 2017 – 17 Dec 2017
Spike Island
Bristol, United Kingdom
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Hedwig Houben, Personal Matters and Public Affairs (2015) Live performance at Spike Island (2016) Photograph by Lisa Whiting. All works courtesy the artist and Galerie Fons Welters
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Michael Beutler, Haus Beutler (2014/16) Installation view, Pump House (2016) Spike Island
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Michael Simpson, (left to right) Squint 19 (2015); Squint 28 (2015). Installation view, Flat Surface Painting (2016) Spike Island. Photograph by Stuart Whipps
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Corita Kent and Ciara Phillips Pull Everything Out (2012) installation view, Spike Island
Address
- 133 Cumberland Road
- Bristol BS1 6UX
- United Kingdom
Opening times
Gallery opening hours: Tues-Sun 11am-5pm
Café opening hours: Mon-Fri 8.30am-5pm, Sat 10am-5pm
Travel Information
Bus: 506 via Temple Meads
Train: Bristol Temple Meads
Spike Island is an international centre for the development of contemporary art and design. A vibrant hub for production, presentation and debate, it invites audiences to engage directly with creative practices through participation and discussion.
The organisation�s vision is to position art as central to society. It does this in two ways: by offering a high quality, challenging programme of exhibitions and events; and by fostering a dynamic and critically engaged community of artists and designers. Spike Island collaborates with local and regional partners as well as with international institutions, museums and universities.
Open seven days a week, Spike Café serves a range of drinks, snacks and meals in a sunny, laid back spot overlooking the river. It�s an ideal place to relax and refresh whether you�re visiting the exhibitions, wandering around the Harbourside, meeting friends or working in the building.
