After Dark, a new play by South West playwright at The Bike Shed Theatre
John Galvin’s award-winning furniture design at Salford’s DESIGNLab
Chinese brush painting workshops and taster sessions
Somerset Art Weeks from Somerset Art Works is 15 days of open studios events
Somerset Art Weeks are taking place again in September 2012, with a fortnight of open studios focusing on the artist as an individual.
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 An exhibition at Exeter's Gloss Gallery Exeter’s Gloss Gallery is having an exhibition of new artists for 2012.  Devon Open Studios: attracting visitors to Devon's art studios Devon Open Studios – the largest annual art event in the county attracting around 20,000 visits to artists’ studios each year – is calling for artists to join its 2012 extravaganza.  A Magical Monarch View © Lisa Garness Mallory I truly feel I was born to be an artist. I knew at an early age being an artist would be my destiny and life long journey. Both of my parents had artistic talent, my mother was an oil and acrylic painter, and my father designed and made sterling silver jewelry. Thankfully, I received a tremendous amount of encouragement to pursue my art career from them.
Young Plymouth Arts Centre are offering up their response to the British Art Show 7′s entry to and departure from the city with their Then There Was Sky… exhibition.
The history and the graphic power of the Tart Card – the piece of paper stuck in phone booths to advertise certain ‘services’ – is explored in the titularly titled Tart Cards exhibition at Plymouth College of Art’s Viewpoint gallery. Backward Glance: myth and memory, love and loss and the shifting relationships between men and women
Backward Glance, an award-winning production from multi-story theatre company – they picked up a Creativity Award prize in Prague in 2009 – is at The Bike Shed Theatre, Exeter.  Shifting Sands – Guy Martin's exhibition of photographs during the uprisings in Libya and Egypt © Guy Martin Guy Martin’s photographs of the Arab Spring of 2011 in Egypt and Libya will be on display in an exhibition at The Poly, Falmouth.  One of Guy Martin's image of Egypt during the Arab Spring © Guy Martin Shifting Sands Exhibition runs at The Poly from Tuesday, January 10 – Saturday, January 14 between 10am-5pm. Entrance is free  South West-based Pilot's Thumb present Touched at The Bike Shed Theatre Pilot’s Thumb is taking a dystopic vision of the world to The Bike Shed Theatre stage. |
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