Project Distort opened its doors last Thursday, and what a night We want to say a massive thank you to everyone involved. Thank you to all the artists that took the time to submit their work to our open call and to everyone who came along to celebrate our birthday with us. A big thank you to Jamie Sheridan and Morgan Scriven for their live painting performance and to Tom PM and his band for free styling the night away with their experimental jazz All the work can now be seen displayed in our downstairs bar area until the 14th of May Keep your eyes peeled for future creative opportunities.
The Old Red Bus Station invites you to a venue wide evening of creativity in celebration of our 6th birthday. With work from our in-house design team alongside public submissions from Project Distort, expect a night of unusual and unnerving visuals, installations, disruptive design and more.
Project Distort aims to provoke a conversation around the ways in which human behaviours are controlled, conditioned and manipulated within our society. Exploring mass hysteria, subliminal messaging, Capitalism, data consumption, advertising and the distortion of reality.
Milly is an illustrator at Leeds Arts with a witty instatag to match her weird and wonderful style.
@Millystration
Beth is currently studying BA Visual Communication at Leeds Arts University.
An eclectic talent, Shiraaz moves from slick design to meaningful paintings.
Niall uses his work as a way to explore his environment, to help make sense of it all.