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Sounds Atypical

University of Atypical’s intimate gig at the Ledger Studio will shine a spotlight on Belfast’s d/Deaf, disabled and neurodivergent musicians as part of Sounds of Belfast festival. The evening will also include the launch of a brand new music grant for d/Deaf, disabled and neurodivergent musicians who are based in

Introduction to British Sign Language

Dates: Every Tuesday from November 12 to December 17 (six sessions). Time: 6:00 – 7:15 pm Location: University of Atypical in the Ledger Studio (Ground Floor, 109-113 Royal Avenue, Belfast, BT1 1FF) Price: £50 for 6-week course (Please let us know if cost is a barrier to participation.) What will

Brian Connolly – Resident Artist

Brian Connolly was an Associate Lecturer in Fine Art, Sculpture, in the Belfast School of Art at Ulster University, Belfast, between 1995 and August 2022. He is a multi-media artist who has created artworks that often relate to place or context and which reflect key socio-political issues of the day.

Connecting Artists Collective – Group Exhibition

Group Exhibition by Connecting Artists Collective 1-28 August 2024. University of Atypical is delighted to invite you to our latest exhibition of the annual Group Exhibition from Connections Arts Centre, Dublin. LAUNCH: Thursday 1st August 2024, for Late Night Art Belfast, 5pm – 9pm. Exhibition continues to 28 August 2024.

Empty House – Christine Kernohan

Empty House – Solo exhibition by Christine Kernohan 4 June – 24 July 2024 University of Atypical are pleased to invite you to the opening of our 2023 Ulster University Graduation Awardee Solo Exhibition. The exhibition launch will take place for Late Night Art Belfast on Thursday 6 June, 6:00

Catharsis – Scott Ramsey

About this exhibition: Catharsis ‘The process of releasing, and thereby providing relief from strong or repressed emotions’ University of Atypical are pleased to host an exhibition of work by artist Scott Ramsey as part of the Northern Ireland Mental Health Arts Festival 2024. The exhibition, entitled ‘Catharsis’, features an eclectic

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