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Passing Place by Jesse Pollock & Melloney Harvey

Opening event. Come hang out, celebrate the new exhibition and meet Jesse and Melloney. Passing Place is an exhibition about the awareness of our eternal passing world and how we are a blip in time. Jesse and Melloney spend their time creating sculptures that will outlive themselves, knowing their sculptures will then then go on … Passing Place by Jesse Pollock & Melloney Harvey

Internal Artifacts closing party

Internal Artifacts by Joe Highton & Bill Billings is closing at the end of the week and we’re celebrating by hanging out, taking in the good weather, going on a bike ride and getting a drink! Come join us on Saturday 11th from 1-3pm at Shallow Gallery to see Internal Artifacts before it closes Hope … Internal Artifacts closing party

On the Rotting Marble by Ellie Brown & Dinosaur Kilby

What do you want to have achieved in 50 years’ time? England is haunted. Haunted by colonialism, by politics, by failure, by the future. There’s something rotten here, the ground is sick, why does nothing ever change? We need to exorcise the demons. Part flag, part banner, part fallen tent, Dinosaur has created a curtain … On the Rotting Marble by Ellie Brown & Dinosaur Kilby

Internal Artifacts by Joe HIghton & Bill Billings

Joe Highton (1993) is an artist working in sculpture and stories as tools to interact with friends, strangers and existing things in the world. Bill Billings (1938 -2007) was a poet, painter, community artist and lorry driver, producing a number of concrete public sculptures across Milton Keynes since the 1970s. In this project Joe will … Internal Artifacts by Joe HIghton & Bill Billings

‘Heavy Things’ + ‘An Extension of the Paranormal’ Book launches

We’re having a little get together at the box arts club in Kiln Farm to celebrate the current exhibition ‘Heavy Things’ by Campbell Mcconnell & Ross Hammond as well as Joss Whittles exhibition at Shallow Gallery ‘An Extension of the Paranormal’ that took place earlier this year. We’ll be selling beers from Blackened Sun, Costco … ‘Heavy Things’ + ‘An Extension of the Paranormal’ Book launches

Heavy Things by Campbell McConnell & Ross Hammond

Shallow Gallery presents Heavy Things, an exhibition, which brings together the works of Campbell McConnell and Ross Hammond. Opening event on Saturday the 11th of April at 6pm – 8pm. On view until Sunday the 24th of May. ‘Heavy Things’ explores themes around the domestic home, nostalgic memory and forms of resistance. The installation incorporates … Heavy Things by Campbell McConnell & Ross Hammond

HUM book launch

We’re celebrating the work of Emma Wilde and Matthew Clifton with the launch of HUM, a new publication accompanying their current exhibition at Shallow Gallery. We’ll be serving books, cheap drinks and sounds of suburbia. Start: 2026-03-28 19:00:00 End: 2026-03-28 23:00:00 Location: The Box Arts Club View full event details

Music To Drive To

Music to drive to, 55 on the A5 with the windows cracked and the sun floating down behind the treetops. Rookie, Petalz and Pleiks DJing an eclectic mix from 6:30-11pm this Saturday at Barista Culture / Blackened Sun Brewing. Start: 2026-03-07 18:30:00 End: 2026-03-07 23:00:00 Location: Blackened Sun Brewing View full event details

Music To Drive To

Music to drive to, 55 on the A5 with the windows cracked and the sun floating down behind the treetops. Rookie, Petalz and Pleiks DJing an eclectic mix from 6:30-11pm this Saturday at Barista Culture / Blackened Sun Brewing. Start: 2026-03-07 18:30:00 End: 2026-07-04 23:00:00 Location: Blackened Sun Brewing View full event details

HUM by Matthew Clifton and Emma Wilde

Shallow Gallery presents HUM, a collection of paintings and drawing by Matthew Clifton and Emma Wilde. On view between: 19th of February to the 5th of April. HUM is the quiet soundtrack of the in-between hours, capturing the subtle resonance felt in suburban spaces when the day hangs suspended. 3PM in a cul-de-sac, where the … HUM by Matthew Clifton and Emma Wilde

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