Afra Eisma: splashdown tender
A record of an exhibition concerned with colour, material, movement and imaginative spatial experience.
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Press
Editorial notes and historical press records for exhibitions, events and projects documented in The Tetley Story resource.
Editorial information
Past programme records, gathered in one place.
Browse summaries of selected exhibitions and projects. Each entry is presented as an accessible historical record, with titles and context checked against publicly available material where possible.
Images on this page are illustrative and are not documentary photographs of each listed installation.
Selected records
Exhibitions and events
Recent and historical programme entries are organised as press-style resource notes for research and general interest.
Samra Mayanja: The Living and the Stale
An editorial record considering memory, social space and the relationships between living practices and inherited forms.
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Lauren Gault: Cithra
A project record focused on material research, ecological attention and the connections between bodies and environments.
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Past exhibitions
These records preserve a concise overview of earlier projects while distinguishing resource commentary from official source material.
Justin Fitzpatrick: Alpha Salad
A record of a project exploring transformation, bodies and speculative visual language.
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Bubu Ogisi: I am not myself
An exhibition record addressing identity, movement and the expressive possibilities of textiles and image-making.
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Emily Hesse: The Witches’ Institution
A contextual note on a project examining collective knowledge, ritual and constructed institutional forms.
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Clear context, careful attribution.
The resource uses calm editorial summaries rather than reproducing source wording. It is designed to help readers locate a project’s place within the wider programme.
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