Paride Rapide is an electronic music working out of Palermo in Sicily. He explores the boundless possibilities of the music without limits
Street Factory keeping the community connected
Street Factory in Plymouth have received a grant from Devon Community Foundation with support from Electrotek Solutions to connect people
Simon Fowler shares visions of his favourite walks at Artizan
Simon Fowler has been inspired by the landscape in Devon, from the sea to the moor. At Artizan Gallery he shares his favourite walks
Hyperlocal project shows that “home is where the art is”
Faced with the lockdown the Hyperlocal, or should that be the hyper-hyper local became the sphere of inspiration. Here are some commissions
The Scribes and Astro Snare | Mighty Mighty
The Scribes and Astro Snare are back with Mighty Mighty, a new single and video that combines hip swaying big beats with ear popping lyrics
Still Young | Lily Hayes share vulnerability and trust
Still Young is the new single by Lily Hayes. It’s a story of sharing vulnerability and trust with a subtle simplicity that masks its depth
Exeter Northcott and Thomas Johnson seek for Virtual Choir
Composer Thomas Johnson is asking the region’s locked-down community to consider what they are longing to do once lockdown is over
Plymouth Philharmonic Choir – ‘A Concert in our Homes’
During lockdown Plymouth Philharmonic Choir created A Concert in our Homes, which highlighted what’s important to enjoy in better times
Devon artist wins in world’s best food photography awards
Devon-based photographer Aimee Twigger has been rewarded for her food photography in the Pink Lady® Food Photographer of the Year 2020
Theatre Royal Plymouth joins Covid-19 Time Capsule project
Theatre Royal Plymouth’s Young Company joins worldwide Covid-19 Time Capsule project to record teenagers during the coronavirus pandemic
Lockdown portrait comp for the Devon Guild of Craftsmen
The Devon Guild of Craftsmen have launched at lockdown portrait competition, with one of the prizes being shown in an exhibition
All hail: Oh My God! It’s The Church on winter tour
Oh My God! It’s The Church will be preaching to the converted and non converted alike as they embark on their spring UK tour
Most artist only 2 months cash to survive coronavirus
A survey by art rental consultancies ARTIQ shows that freelance artists need support to see the through the coronavirus crisis
Craft helps us feel better! Evidence of craft and well-being link
There’s more evidence to show the link between craft and well-being, which may prove invaluable in the time of coronavirus
How COVID-19 is accelerating innovation in art
The coronavirus is enforcing an accelerated innovation in art as artists and the art world respond. Adia Wahid looks at the new environment