Dolphin Promotions are proud to continue supporting the local up and coming artists from the North West.

This evening (24th) Supercollider is opening its third exhibition since finding a home in our 2nd floor offices.

During January and February Supercollider will be showing new work by Fiona Shaw.

The exhibition, ‘the irony of seeking refuge in a fictive history is not lost on me’ follows Shaws recent solo exhibition ‘the history of the future has been written’ at the kiln house gallery, Blackpool and her inclusion in the 2008 Busan Biennale in South Korea and the group show ‘From F to F’ at the Austrian Cultural Institute, Warsaw.

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