Anything Goes - Competition Winners
New artwork at The Old Red Bus Station
Anything Goes - Competition Winners
New artwork at The Old Red Bus Station
Baptism of Fire - An exhibition of experimental collage by Bronte Hall
Opening Night: Wednesday May 23rd from 5.30pm
Open: Tuesday - Friday from 11am, Saturday from 12noon until June 5th 2018
Anything Goes - An exhibition by Leeds Arts University students
Open: Tuesday - Friday from 11am, Saturday from 12noon until May 20th 2018
After spending much time brewing, tasting and comparing coffee from a bunch of great suppliers, we’d like to officially announce Dark Woods Coffee as our new brew. Not only are they a local Yorkshire troupe, but they’re firm advocates of using exclusively ethically sourced beans - developing strong relationships with their growers going back years.
Anne Wyman & Daisy Petley
Opening Night: Wednesday March 28th from 5pm
Open Tuesday - Saturday from 12noon until April 20th
Regardless of where in the world you are there is always beauty to be found in the details of ones surroundings. There is an uncanny familiarity in architectural structures, regardless of cultural influence. Join us at Old Red Bus Station for our latest exhibition exploring familiarity through photography from two exciting emerging Leeds-based artists.
Sometimes, change can be a good thing. Even when it comes to the old tried and tested methods such as the Sunday roast. Imagine this, once upon a time people just used to eat potatoes and carrots all naked. We know right, how did they survive such boredom? That was until some crazy maverick came along and discovered the blissful joy of drenching steaming veg in the dark rich gooey goodness of gravy. Wait, there’s more. What about when we thought we’d got this whole Sunday savoury thing down and some culinary pioneer whipped up the first ever batch of crispy Yorkshire puds? The game was quite literally changed forever. “#YORKSHIRE”
Lurka emerged from the wake of Dubstep in the 2010s and has been steadily putting out impressive releases since. He has worked with esteemed Bristol imprints Timedance and Black Acre, as well as his own Fringe White label.
His sound is, like his contemporaries, a hard to pin down mix of Techno, Dubstep and everything in between. Ahead of his appearance at Witch, we sat down with Lurka to chat about his musical background, influences and what we can expect from him in the future.