Impressions Gallery

Join us for an exhibition opening with Noel Bowler on the occasion of his first major solo show in Britain.

Making Space explores the expansion and development of Islam in contemporary Ireland.

Free event.
All welcome.

Join us for free tea and homemade cakes and enjoy a friendly, social morning in our Studio space overlooking City Park. 

There will also be an optional short talk about our current exhibition Making Space by Noel Bowler at 12.30pm.

Time for Tea is our regular event for the over 55s but everyone is welcome to drop in.

Free event, drop in.

UK premiere of Betzy Bromberg's two-part, 16mm, wordless phantasmagoria of alluringly enigmatic imagery, featuring a multi-layered soundtrack - including music from Robert Allaire, performed by the Formalist Quartet.

Tickets £4.00/£3.00 concessions. For advance tickets visit the Bradford International Film Festival website

UK premiere. Among the weirdest - and most wonderful - BIFF selections in recent years must be Vikingland, a found-footage compilation taken from VHS tapes shot on (and around) a ferry that sailed the North and Norwegian Seas in the early 90s.

Tickets £4.00/£3.00 concessions. For advance tickets visit the Bradford International Film Festival website

The final BIFF 2012 event at Impressions forms part of the festival's special programme Angel of Anarchy: Pierre Clémenti.

Vincent Epplay and Samon Takahashi are French visual/sound artists and composers who specialise in accompanying film projections with dense layers of sampled music. In this special live event they will accompany La deuxième femme, one of Pierre Clémenti's own psychedelic films with an improvised musical performance.

Tickets £6.00/£5.00 concessions. For advance tickets visit the Bradford International Film Festival website

Hear photographer Noel Bowler talk about his work in the exhibition Making Space, and join in the question and answer session afterwards.

Free event.
Booking advised, online via Eventbrite or call 01274 737843.

Following the success of Channel 4’s barrier breaking documentary Make Bradford British, Rashid Mahmood Khan and Damon Scully will be joining us to discuss their experience of filming the programme and issues of segregation in Bradford today.

Free event, no booking required.