We work with artists to bring monthly exhibitions to our windows, to help us deliver funded projects, and scheduled courses in a range of specialist creative techniques. The print studio, glass kiln and craft facilities are used by the wonderful creative community who have found their way to Intra Arts.
Our Festive Shop is open Wednesday and Saturday – in case you missed the Wayzgoose Print Fair, or want to stock up on hand printed goodies and other creative gifts. Items from the current group exhibition can be taken away on purchase too. Continue reading
Holly Chadd’s exhibition ‘One For The Road’ brings together recent sculptures and 2D works, exploring the things we put our faith in today. These shrine-like works aim to bring some light in to November’s dull days and long nights. Continue reading
September brings powerful female energy to our street as Sarina Mantle shows her beautiful, colourful paintings in our windows gallery. Continue reading
We were proud to be part of music charity Live Music Now’s exciting new three-day event IntraFest in mid July 2022. This is Chatham Intra’s music festival, championing local musicians across a huge variety of genres, with guest artists from around the UK, in shops, restaurants and surprising locations between Star Hill in Rochester and Sun Pier in Chatham. Continue reading
It’s the return of the annual Medway Open Studios & Arts Festival (MOSAF), time to fling open our doors at INTRA and welcome you in again to have a nose around our workspaces. Continue reading
Artist and illustrator Nick Morley aka Linocutboy is a regular visiting tutor at Intra Arts, but through June we’re excited to host an exhibition of his wonderful large linocuts as well. The show runs from 3 – 30 June 2022 and is timed to coincide with Medway Print Festival. Continue reading
Through April 2022 we were proud to host an exhibition of photographic portraits by Chris Floyd and Denis Robinson – to celebrate Transgender Day of Visibility. Continue reading
Throughout March we are delighted to be showing recent drawings, ceramics and sculpture by Rachael House – work to buoy us up in difficult times. ‘Resistance and Repair’ – we need both. Continue reading
Circo Rum Ba Ba return with their beautiful, live shadow puppet show in our windows, telling a story of magic and environmental peril, with costumed performers and music. Continue reading
This year’s theme of ‘One Day’ was chosen for an installation of remembrance for Nazi victims who were Jewish, gay men, and people with disabilities. Continue reading
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