What's On

What's On

Dot To Dot - an Illustration and Animation degree show

Private View: Thursday 4th June

6pm - 8pm, free entry

Join us for the opening of Dot To Dot - an Illustration and Animation degree show, from BA (Hons) Illustration with Animation students at Wirral Met.

This exhibition is across both HVS and Birch Studios and Gallery based at 1 Hamilton Square.

A new exhibition from painter Luke Skiffington and sculptor Jeffrey Knopf, bringing together painting and sculpture to explore the threshold between the physical and the digital, where familiar forms dissolve, glitch, and re-emerge.

Signal from the Noise

Private View: Friday 26th June

6pm - 8pm, free entry

Previous Shows

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Elizabeth Lyons: On the Other Side from You

Our vault gallery was transformed into an introspective world of painting, photography and prints in this debut solo show from Elizabeth Lyons. Masterful photography combined with rich painting enveloped visitors and invited them to reflect on the spaces that bind us together,

Hamilton Vault Studios: Heritage Exhibition

Our Grade I Listed building has been an insurance company, a Lloyds bank, a solicitor's, and is now home to our gallery and studios.

We took a step back in time, through archive material, testimonies from former bank staff and a recap of our previous exhibitions, to examine the building’s past and our role in its future.

Medieval Marginalia, Curated by Jonathon Beaver

Medieval Marginalia was a group show, featuring works from national and international artists inspired by the drawings often found in the margins of medieval manuscripts.

A colorful line drawing of a woman in a yoga pose, wearing a blue top and a flowing skirt with geometric and colorful patterns.

Beauty on Paper by Daniel Halsall

Beauty on Paper offered a deeply expressive journey into the possibilities of drawing, highlighting Daniel Halsall’s sensitivity as an artist and his influence within Merseyside’s creative community.

We’re honoured to have hosted such an intimate and resonant show, and even more so to continue championing the work of exceptional local talent.

An art installation featuring a large, cartoonish sculpture of a man with black hair, glasses, and exaggerated facial features, wearing red boxing gloves. The room has drawings and notes on the walls, including black and white sketches of people and handwritten messages. Several smaller sculpted figures resembling animals are also present on the floor and walls.

IF I WAS MARRIED TO TOMMY FURY

An immersive installation by local artist Ellie Hoskins that explored text, sculptures, and drawings, created on-site at Hamilton Vault Studios during a three-week residency.

This thought-provoking and darkly humorous work reimagined an alternate reality where the artist’s sadness was soothed by the presence of Love Island contestant and boxer Tommy Fury.

Photographs and postcards hanging from wires in an art installation with pink and purple lighting.

Through the Lens

Through the Lens at Hamilton Vault Studios was a captivating exploration of photography’s power to shape perception. Showcasing diverse artists, the exhibition revealed hidden layers of everyday life, from fleeting natural moments to urban complexity. Through unique perspectives, visitors were invited to pause, reflect, and see the world anew.

Framed abstract painting of a cozy library scene with bookshelves, a table with a vase of yellow flowers, and framed pictures on the wall.

Charmaine Chaudry: Impressions of Home

In her exhibition, Impressions of Home, Charmaine Chaudry invited audiences to explore home beyond bricks and mortar. For Charmaine, home was more than a physical space—it was a tapestry of belonging and community that transcended geographical boundaries, offering a deeply personal and thought-provoking reflection on identity and connection.

An art gallery with a concrete floor and unfinished beige walls. There is a table covered with a beige cloth, displaying papers and colorful artwork. On the wall, there are multiple colorful framed artworks arranged in a row, including abstract, illustrative, and graphic designs, some with pink, blue, red, green, and yellow colors.

The Vault Print Show

A captivating collection of contemporary prints, transforming The Vault into an intimate space of bold, intricate artwork. Exploring themes of identity and perception, the exhibition highlighted the power of printmaking and left a lasting impression on visitors.

Learn all about the show and the dyamnic print makers based within the local area.

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