Our projects develop artistic talent, create opportunities for diverse audiences to engage with high quality art and promote the development of Slow Art and environmentally responsible art.
In partnership with North Yorkshire County Record Office, we've established three artist residencies across North Yorkshire to create work inspired by the archives.
Shadowgraph by Steve Gumbley, Photo by Porl Medlock
Slow Art & Environmental Issues
Chrysalis Arts began to address environmental issues and to adopt a more ethical approach to the company’s working methods and artistic practice in 2006/2007. The development of a Slow Art philosophy and an increased focus on the climate emergency is now central to the content of our creative projects and to our CPD programmes.
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