Artists Hayley Gibaut & Sophie Harris have taken up a year long residency in a creative studio space at Cyril Le Marquand Court, dubbed ‘The Stoodio’, where they offer creative opportunities for the community.

In collaboration with each parish in a setting that will feel familiar to many, we create welcoming and inclusive environments where attendees can socialise with friendly faces as well as make new connections, to strengthen community bonds. 

A striking new solo exhibition by acclaimed local artist Clare Ormsby. Fallowfield is a deeply personal and imaginative exploration of abandonment, regeneration, and artistic rebirth. Rooted in the story of a miniature Victorian-style dollhouse

What stories do our homes tell us? What are the feelings we have towards our homes, past and present? The wonderful storyteller Paul Journeaux will guide you through this interactive afternoon story-sharing session and provide a space for you to compose your own story inspired from Clare Ormsby's Fallowfield exhibition.

Join poet and writer Catherine Collin in a space for local writers of any experience or ability to develop new poetry or prose writing in response to the Fallowfield exhibition at ArtHouse Jersey's Capital House gallery.

Bubbletecture is a playful, family-fun experience in the form of a large-scale installation of iridescent, inflatable sculptures.

For a second year at Capital House, The States of Jersey Prison Service is proud to present Inside Out 17, an annual showcase featuring a collection of art created by Prisoners from HM La Moye Prison.

The Collins Pop Up Exhibition Series is a programme of intimate weekend exhibitions featured across the year at ArtHouse Jersey’s HQ at the historic Greve de Lecq Barracks studios.

Dementia Jersey proudly exhibits artworks created by their Art Exploration groups inspired by and reflecting on One Day... A day that has been, that is now or that will be.

This autumn ArtHouse Jersey presents a new transdisciplinary exhibition that places women’s experiences front and centre. Through paintings, sculptural works, projections and installation, CONSUMED examines difficult and disobedient bodies and minds.