Sophie Horton
Glaw
Welsh for rain, Glaw was made in contradiction to the spectacularly bright sunny days of lockdown. Just because it is sunny outside, it doesn’t mean all is well inside.
About
Arts Chaplaincy Projects is a partnership between University of the Arts London & the Diocese of London, connecting arts practitioners with spiritual communities, and creating mentoring and exhibition opportunities
Projects
Stations 2021
A reflective project for Lent, leading to an online exhibition for Easter
open for submissions
Religion & Art Forum
a series of practice-led conversations, held in collaboration with Goldsmiths College
call for presentations
The Spiritual Exercises 2
A project building on connections made between artists during The Spiritual Exercises, seeking new ways of working collaboratively
exhibition coming soon
The Spiritual Exercises
An online exhibition mediating memory and longing via the parameters of the present, featuring 100 artists including many UAL students, staff and alumni
Stations 2020
An Easter video reflection for such a time as this, with readings by front line workers and those isolating at home, and a new 15th Station
Ashes to Passion
A Lenten exhibition of work by MA Fine Art students from Chelsea College of Arts in St Saviour’s Church, Pimlico
Chelsea Mardi Gras
Exhibition, Communion, Glimmer Music Festival + Parade Ground pancakes
Pastiche Mass
A penitential mass with five video and sound works replacing the choral parts
Palo Santo
A project exploring the potential of craft-based practices for communal healing, working between St Peter de Beauvoir Town, London and Trujillo, Peru
Heathrow Chapel Lightboxes
A collaborative art project to celebrate the 50th anniversary of St George’s Interdenominational Chapel at Heathrow Airport
Central Saint Martins in the Fields
An exhibition of work by ten recent art and design graduates from Central Saint Martins in the Crypt of St Martin-in-the-Fields, reconnecting the college and the church that founded it
Contact
@artschaplaincyprojects