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Selection of slides from Site Gallery archive, 2018

Re-collections: Susan Hiller, Elizabeth Price, Georgina Starr

exhibition • 16 Feb 2019 – 19 May 2019

We begin our 40th year by looking back - delving into the archive to unearth moments, connections and memories. #SiteGallery40

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Pinhole Camera Family Workshop

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Spring Holiday Family Workshop: Make Your Own Pinhole Camera

Join artist Stephen Carley to learn how to make your own pinhole camera. #SiteGallery40

03 Apr 2019 1pm–4:30pm
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Do You Remember 1979?

Join artists Eelyn Lee and Max Munday to explore memories of life 40 years ago in 1979. #SiteGallery40

14 Mar 2019 – 21 Mar 2019

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Site Gallery is Sheffield’s leading international contemporary art space, specialising in moving image, new media and performance.

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Crit-a-oke Gif

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Open Call: Crit-a-Oke Performance Proposals

We are seeking proposals for performances at a special edition of Crit-a-Oke at our Re-collections Closing Party on 18 May...

12 Mar 2019 10:36am
Nine years ago, Michelle Fox was breastfeeding her infant daughter when a shotgun blast took away her eyes, nose and upper palate. Her ex-husband, who was living with her at the time, was demonstrating how a part of a new shotgun he bought that day was interchangeable with his old shotgun. The gun went off when it was pointed in Michelle’s direction and the birdshot exploded into her face, leaving her permanently blind and unable to smell. Michelle was airlifted to the hospital, put into an induced coma and spent several months in a rehabilitation center. After failed facial reconstruction surgeries, Michelle now wears a prosthesis made of acrylic and silicone, which needs to be replaced every few years. She lives with her daughters, Malana, 9, and Maya, 14, in an addition to her parents’ home and continues to heal with the help of family, friends and her faith.

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Sheffield Doc/Fest Alternate Realities Commission 2019 Now Open

Site Gallery is partnering with Sheffield Doc/Fest to offer a £20,000 opportunity for an artist to create an imaginative digital artwork....

05 Feb 2019 3:10pm
Susan Hiller

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In memoriam: Susan Hiller

We are extremely sad to hear the news that Susan Hiller has passed away. We extend our deepest condolences to...

30 Jan 2019

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