Memorabilia! Part 2

Launch party Sunday 17th March 12 - 4pm

Following on from the very popular Memorabilia! Part One Exhibition which took place in August 2011, The Museum of Club Culture is pleased to launch Memorabilia! Part Two
which gives us the opportunity to show lots more artefacts from the museums extensive archives. The exhibition includes flyers, posters, gig tickets, membership cards, photography and video and highlights the cultural significance of nightclubs, sub-cults and streetstyles
and the role they have played in shaping modern culture.

Memorabilia! Part Two is a celebration of the ever changing landscape of past and present nightlife at home and abroad.
On show are flyers, photographs and posters from clubs in Hull, Manchester, Leeds, London, Tokyo and New York.

The Museum of Club Culture is proud to present this exhibition in association with WELLY 100 (the 100th anniversary of Hull's famous Wellington Club)
and will be including a display from this historic clubs past.

The Museum of Club Culture is at 10 Humber Street Hull. We are open weekends, 11am - 4pm or during the week by appointment. Free entry. Exhibition runs to 28th April

One Minute Volume 6

One Minute Volume 6 a programme of artists moving image curated by filmmaker Kerry Baldry will be screening at The Museum of Club Culture, 10 Humber Street, Hull, HU1 1TG. on Saturday 24th November between the hours of 1pm and 4pm. The programme lasts approx. 45 minutes and will be looped throughout the afternoon.

Artists include: Kelvin Brown, The Gluts, Eleni Xintaras, Michael Szpakowski, Paulo Menezes, Leister/Harris, Emily Richardson, Chris Paul Daniels, My Name Is Scot, Lumiere: Sam Renseiw and Son: Philip Sanderson, Alex Pearl, Gordon Dawson, Stuart Moore and Kayla Parker, Michael Woody, Marty St. James, Janine Schneider, Steven Ball, Tina Keane, Katherine Meynell, Gary Peploe, Priya Sundram, Chris Meigh-Andrews, Louisa Minkin and Alex Schady, Kerry Baldry, Barbara Rosenthal, Riccardo Iacono, Esther Johnson, Martin Pickles, Ron Diorio, Edwin Rostron, Guy Sherwin, Lynn Loo, Juan Zamora, Helen Judge, Stuart Pound, Nicki Rolls, Rose Butler.

still from The radiant power of objects by Janine Schneider

Mr Wigan's Pop Up Print Shop

Mr Wigan's Pop Up Print Shop is currently at The Museum of Club Culture 

We are in Wonderland Magazine

The Museum of Club Culture is featured in the September/October issue of Wonderland Magazine which is out on the 30th August 2012

Invite to Goths and Steampunks in Whitby

Goths and Steampunks in Whitby

An exhibition of photography by Colin Young

Hull photographer Colin Young has spent 20 years photographing people, festivals and concerts. For the past five years he has documented the Goths and Steampunks that congregate in Whitby twice a year. These people travel from all over the country for a bi-yearly festival held in Whitby in April and October. The writer Bram Stoker found some of his inspiration for writing Dracula after staying there in 1890. The Goth sub-culture originally began in England in the early 80s – an offshoot of the post punk genre but has continued to survive up until this day. Steampunk fashion blends modern styles with technological artefacts and Victorian era influenced garments and accessories.

Colin's fascination with photographing Goths and Steampunks and their creative and unique outfits has resulted in an extensive portfolio of work and The Museum of Club Culture will be exhibiting a selection of his prints from Saturday 1st September for one month.

Colin is a self taught photographer using film and developing and printing them in his own darkroom, he is also the vice president of Hull based camera club YPI.

Preview Saturday 1st September 1pm – 4pm.

Exhibition runs until Sunday 30th September. The Museum of Club Culture is open weekends 11 am – 5pm and during the week by appointment.  

New T.shirts

We have a new selection of T.shirts designed by artist Mark Wigan for sale at The Museum of Club Culture. £15 including postage and packing. Contact museumclubculture@gmail.com