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Open call for Plymouth commissions

By artsculture, on Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Plymouth City Council and Plymouth College of Art are working together to develop a series of commissions of temporary public artworks that will be sited in Central Park, Plymouth, between April and October.

Teignmouth's Swanson's Garage to re-open as an arts centre

By artsculture, on Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Teignmouth Arts Advisory Group applied to Teignmouth District Council for the lease of Tomorrow’s Teignmouth Building (the old Swanson’s Garage in the town) to reopen it as an arts and community centre.

The Feet First For Families is Devon folk dance for all ages

By artsculture, on Monday, March 8, 2010

Wren Music is extending a dancing project to a new area of South Devon. The Feet First For Families project aims to introduce children, young people and families across Devon to folk dance in all its forms, such as social dance, step dancing and morris dancing.

Tall Stories at the Devon Guild of Craftsmen: motions and emotions in automata and storytelling exhibition

By artsculture, on Saturday, March 6, 2010

The exhibition is called Tall Stories, but it could equally go by the name Moving Stories, what with all the motions stimulating emotions at The Devon Guild of Craftsmen in Bovey Tracey with its new exploration of storytelling through automata.

Pick a theme competition for Thelma Hulbert 2010 Open exhibition!

By artsculture, on Thursday, March 4, 2010

Honiton’s Thelma Hulbert Gallery is inviting East Devon residents to come up with a theme for the gallery’s Open 2010 exhibition, to be held between Saturday, July 24 and Saturday, September 11.

Alice in Wonderland meets Greek myth: Eurydice at the Drum Theatre, Plymouth

By artsculture, on Thursday, March 4, 2010

Eurydice at the Drum Theatre, Plymouth, is being heralded as Alice in Wonderland meets Greek myth, which is hardly surprising given the story-line. This is the European premiere of Sarah Ruhl’s re-telling of the Orpheus myth.

Six commissions on offer on politics theme, from Exeter's Double Elephant Print Workshop and Devon Records Office

By artsculture, on Wednesday, March 3, 2010

Double Elephant Print Workshop and Devon Records Office are calling for submissions of interest from artists of all disciplines wishing to create artwork on the theme of “politics”. The work will be inspired by the resources available at Devon Records Office and must in part be realised through the medium of printmaking.

Unpretentious, proletarian and pocket-sized, new arts ezine Purge is launched

By artsculture, on Tuesday, March 2, 2010

A new arts e-zine has been founded in Devon which aims to challenge the creative sector with a collective ragbag of comments, reviews and artwork.

Exeter-based artist Volkhardt Muller part of Spacex's Random Acts of Art

By artsculture, on Monday, March 1, 2010

Exeter-based artist Volkhardt Muller will be part of the Exeter Spacex’s Random Acts of Art, which runs from Saturday, March 6 to Saturday, May 1.

We live in dangerous times – try Volkhardt Muller's Cupboard Revolutions

By artsculture, on Saturday, February 27, 2010

You’ve got till the end of the month (Sunday, February 28 – that’s not long!) to catch Volkhardt Mueller’s Cupboard Revolutions at the Exeter Phoenix’s Gallery 333.

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Drawings by Moebius, HR Giger, Chris Foss in Jodorowsky’s Dune exhibition in Plymouth (news) March 9, 2010
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House of Fairy Tales exhibition at Millennium in St Ives (preview) March 4, 2010
The House of Fairy Tales is the delightful and intriguing title of a new exhibition at the Millennium in St Ives, which has a history as delightful as its content... [read more] […]

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Actor James Purefoy hits cinema screens this Friday as sword wielding puritan hero ‘Solomon Kane’ but last night (16 February) he surprised theatre-goers at London’s Soho Theatre by manning the box office. He was there to help celebrate A Night Less Ordinary – a scheme which is giving away more than half a million free theatre tickets to under 26 year olds i […]
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Arts Council England announces penultimate Sustain awards
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Arts Council England appoints 152 artistic assessors
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Arts Council England launches Achieving great art for everyone – a consultation on future priorities for the arts
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State of the Arts - The Conference for the Arts
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Arts Council England announces final member of new national leadership team
Arts Council England today announced the appointment of Jim Tough as Area Executive Director, North. The appointment is the final one to its new Executive Board – the streamlined national leadership team that will lead the re-structured organisation from April 2010. […]
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Open call for Plymouth commissions

Teignmouth's Swanson's Garage to re-open as an arts centre

The Feet First For Families is Devon folk dance for all ages

Tall Stories at the Devon Guild of Craftsmen: motions and emotions in automata and storytelling exhibition

Pick a theme competition for Thelma Hulbert 2010 Open exhibition!

Alice in Wonderland meets Greek myth: Eurydice at the Drum Theatre, Plymouth

Six commissions on offer on politics theme, from Exeter's Double Elephant Print Workshop and Devon Records Office

Unpretentious, proletarian and pocket-sized, new arts ezine Purge is launched

Exeter-based artist Volkhardt Muller part of Spacex's Random Acts of Art

We live in dangerous times – try Volkhardt Muller's Cupboard Revolutions

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