Hanover Project

Fuzzy Memories is an exhibition of work made by artists from Manchester’s Rogue Artists’ Studios, selected and curated by Florian Houlker.

This exhibition invites artists to reflect on memory as an unstable, emotional space-one that is blurred, fragmented, and often contradictory. The word fuzzy suggests softness and warmth, but also distortion, gaps, and uncertainty. Memories can feel safe yet unreliable, comforting yet fractured. This exhibition explores how personal history, lived experience, and artistic practice resurface through nostalgia and recall.

Please join us to celebrate the opening of this exhibition on Thursday 26th March from 5-8pm 🥳

The exhibition continues from 27th March-24th April.

Please join us Thursday 26th from 5-7pm in Hanover Project for the opening night of Reconstruction Reoccurrence a solo exhibition by Matthew Livesey.

Livesey is a polyvalent artist exploring the theme of identity, often through the lens of spiritual rhetoric. By playfully using text as form, utilising installation, and encouraging participation in his art, he aims to challenge the hold that doctrines, such as religion, can have over individual personage.

The exhibition continues until the 19th March and is viewable by appointment DM@hanoverproject Monday - Thursday 10-4. We are situated at the front of Hanover Building.

Group show number 3! The final exhibition of 2nd year Fine Art students opens Thursday 4th December from 5-7pm. Join us in Hanover Project, Hanover Building for the exhibition preview drinks and nibbles 💫

Student exhibition number 2 opening tomorrow night. Please join us in Hanover Project, Hanover Building from 5-7pm 🎉

Threads opens tomorrow 5-7pm

The first in this year’s series of 2nd year Fine Art student exhibitions opens this Thursday at 5pm.

Join us in the gallery (the front of Hanover Building) for the preview from 5-7pm.

We are pleased to present ‘When you Read this Smile’ an exhibition of work made by BTEC Art and Design students from Blackpool 6th Form College. The title of the exhibition takes its name from the work of exhibiting student Faye Faircloth.

The selection of work presented was made by Paulette Terry Brien the Curator of Grundy Art Gallery and Garth Gratrix co-director of Abingdon Studios in Blackpool. In their respective roles they are pivotal in developing opportunities for emerging artists.

Paulette and Garth spent a day looking at and discussing the students work with them. The result is this exhibition of work demonstrative of the exciting young talent being nurtured in Blackpool.

Thanks to all the participating artists, we look forward to welcoming you again in Preston.

We’re looking forward to installing an exhibition of work by Blackpool 6th form students this week. The exhibition is open from 11am-3pm this Saturday the 15th November. Join us for tea and biscuits in the gallery with the artists between 12-1pm 💫

We are delighted to welcome Cardinal Newman students back for round 2 of their annual exhibition with Hanover Project! We kick off with some tea and biscuits from 12-2 today and the exhibition is open for all to come and see until Feb 13th (please DM us to let us know when you’d like to come).

This year a team of 2nd year students on our visited Cardinal Newman and saw numerous presentations of work by students before heading back once more to select the works they wanted to show.

Huge congratulations to all participating artists from we were treated to looking at so many exciting works, what a high standard all your students achieve.

Congratulations to .art.key and Nicola Ashton Koch for putting together a fantastic exhibition for us to enjoy 🎉💫

Image credit Ella Higginbotham

We’re looking forward to welcoming students from Cardinal Newman College this Thursday to see an exhibition of their work selected and curated by a team of our 2nd year students. More details to follow…