On Clogger Lane
A record of a moving-image project attentive to place, landscape, labour and the narratives held within everyday environments.
Independent art resource
An editorial resource documenting a contemporary art gallery’s exhibitions, artists, public programmes and transition from an industrial building into a cultural space.
Explore the history →Selected records
Key projects are presented as historical records, with concise context on artistic approaches, installation formats and public programming.
A record of a moving-image project attentive to place, landscape, labour and the narratives held within everyday environments.
An exhibition record considering colour, identity and shared experience through varied contemporary practices.
A playful, adaptable environment where families could experiment with shape, colour and construction together.
A practical programme examining observation, composition, colour and the possibilities of painted portraiture.
Exhibition timeline
The resource follows broad phases in the site’s cultural life without claiming institutional authority or reproducing source testimony.
The building’s earlier use established the scale, material character and civic familiarity later encountered by artists and visitors.
Read the overviewAdaptation enabled galleries, learning areas and gathering spaces to coexist with visible traces of industrial design.
Explore the resource guideCommissions, group presentations, talks and workshops connected artistic research with a broad public programme.
Read the journalThe Tetley Story organises accessible summaries so that past projects can continue to be researched and discussed.
Consult editorial notesHow we work
Entries prioritise clarity, attribution and historical context. Interpretive writing is kept distinct from documented information.
We locate publicly documented exhibitions, programmes and relevant contextual material.
Names, project titles and chronology are compared across available records before publication.
Concise editorial summaries explain artistic and historical relevance without presenting speculation as fact.
Pages are revised when clearer documentation becomes available. Corrections can be sent by email.
resource journal
Recent essays and records connect individual projects to broader themes in contemporary practice and participation.
A paraphrased editorial record of a discussion about research, curatorial work and ways of building artistic exchange.
An editorial account of an artist’s methods and concerns, presented without reproducing interview wording.
A look back at a structured programme of research, peer exchange and time for artists to develop new work.
About this site
Exhibition summaries, artist and programme records, contextual essays, selected event histories and editorial notes. It does not provide official visitor information, ticketing or institutional statements.
Read our editorial principlesQuestions
The resource covers selected exhibitions, artists, learning activity, public programmes and the cultural history of the building.
No. resource pages may describe past public access, but they should not be used to plan a present-day visit.
They are paraphrased in calm editorial language. The resource does not reproduce extended source wording or present paraphrases as direct quotations.
No. The Tetley Story is an independent informational and historical resource. It does not represent the gallery or provide official announcements. You can find all the latest and most relevant information at: yorkshirecontemporary.org, thetetley.pub
Email the resource with the page URL, the detail in question and any supporting source material.
Not always. Unless an entry states otherwise, imagery is illustrative and helps convey the subject or atmosphere rather than documenting a specific installation.