Left Bank Leeds Exhibition Features Sillygoose


A Landmark UK Venue Showcasing Contemporary Art in a Restored Gothic Revival Church


Across the Threshold

Dreaming of Home reflects on belonging, memory, displacement, and hope.

Leeds, UK — April 16, 2025 Left Bank Leeds presents Dreaming of Home by Sillygoose in its spring exhibition HOME. Opening April 16, 2025, the show features a diverse lineup of artists reflecting on the meaning of “home” in today’s shifting world. Hosted at the iconic Left Bank Leeds. , the exhibition invites viewers into a collective journey through memory, displacement, safety, and aspiration, presented across painting, sculpture, photography, and multimedia works.


The Piece

About the Work

Dreaming of Home captures a quiet, tender moment a rescue cat curled in sleep, embodying longing, stillness, and warmth. The work honors the resilience of displaced animals and the stories of hope they carry, transforming a simple image of rest into a meditation on belonging.


The Voice

“This piece was inspired by the cats I’ve cared for. Animals displaced by fear have taught me that even the smallest lives carry stories of hope and belonging. This work honours that.”
— Sillygoose


The Buzz

Impact and Recognition

By situating Dreaming of Home within the exhibition HOME, Left Bank Leeds frames the conversation around belonging, vulnerability, and the quiet strength found in sanctuary. The work contributes to the broader dialogue on memory and identity that defines the exhibition, highlighting how art can serve as both witness and refuge.


Publication Notes

Key publication details are outlined below.


 

Publication Details


Title: HOME
Organizer: Left Bank Leeds

Location: Leeds, UK
Publication Date: April 16, 2025

Artwork Information


Featured Work: Dreaming of Home
Style: Contemporary, Conceptual

Medium: Print
Focus: Contemporary works across multiple disciplines

Access & Credits


Venue: Left Bank Leeds
Event: Spring Gallery Exhibition

Availability: Evening launch on April 16, 2025 — 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Website: leftbankleeds.org.uk


In the Headlines

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  • Presented through regional and cultural platforms in the UK
  • Audience includes local communities, contemporary art visitors, and wider cultural networks

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Together, these features highlight the exhibition’s role in bringing contemporary works into dialogue with community, place, and the idea of home.

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