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Helen Snell in Wolverhampton Art Gallery’s The Joy of Making exhibition

It's with great joy we can let you know about Helen Snell's commission from Wolverhampton Art Gallery and Wolverhampton… »

CUBEOpen 2011 and DESIGNLab extended

CUBEOpen 2011 and DESIGNLab 2011 have been extended until Saturday, February 18. The urban environment is explored… »

Somerset Art Weeks open studios to focus on artists as individuals

Somerset Art Weeks are taking place again in September 2012, with a fortnight of open studios focusing on the artist as an… »

New Year – New Work, final phase in North Devon

The third and final part of the exhibition of new work for the new year from North Devon Arts artists finishes on March 8.

Talk on Exmouth artist with Darwin connection

Exmouth Library is hosting talks on an Exmouth artist who become one of Australia’s greatest painters and accompanied Darwin on the Beagle

Schools celebrate heritage through art in Barnstaple

Schools around Barnstaple have been producing artwork to celebrate the restoration of the town’s famous Albert Clock, commonly known as the Four-faced liar (four clockfaces and not one of them the same time).

Stephen Fuller’s view of Brunel’s bridge

Saltash resident artist Stephen Fuller looks out on Brunel’s rail bridge over the Tamar, and gets inspired, and this year, so might many more as the bridge celebrates its 150th year, and Stephen notches up more paintings investigating the light and lines of the majestic structure.