In the face of Covid-19, the Arts Council England has launched a £160m emergency response package for the cultural sector
Gender politics, art and the role of technology | Stellar debate
Innovative artist, Adia Wahid, and finalist for the Contemporary British Painting Prize, Katrina Blannin, have spoken out on the place of women and technology in the art world at a debate hosted by Stellar International Art Foundation, which covered breaking out of the confines of gender politics.
From the Deep Sea | Unique Taja ceramics at 45 Southside
Japanese potter Taja will bring his unique style of fine porcelain pots along with his trademark glaze to 45 Southside in Plymouth
Wild Life – Wildlife | new works explore the wild
Wild Life, or is that wildlife, is the theme of an open exhibition at Harbour House gallery in Kingsbridge. For some this is their first show
A few of the most famous typos in history
It’s easy to make mistakes with the written word. Some typos have more power than others. Here are a few typos that have gone down in history
How can our gardens benefit from our coffee loving habit too?
Your coffee might not only provide refreshment for you. Take a look at how coffee grounds can be used to help with your gardening
The Green Generation Taking Action on Climate Change
The Green Generation is showing the breadth of responsibility to combat climate change. Here are just some of the arenas of enviro action
Dutty Moonshine Big Band bring their City of Sin to you
Dutty Moonshine Big Band are taking their big futuristic sound around the country to bring new album City of Sin to your ears and toes
Some Call It Home Contemporary Classical Music Drama
Some Call It Home is a thought-provoking and inspiring performance of contemporary classical music for the Mayflower 400 festival in Plymouth
‘Blue Pearl: A One World Oratorio’ – More Singers Needed
Blue Pearl: A One World Oratorio, is a new piece of work from composer Steve Banks, and singers are needed to perform its debut in Plymouth
Maria Włoszczowska performs Sibelius with the PSO
Talented violinist Maria Włoszczowska performs Sibelius with the Plymouth Symphony Orchestra for performances in Liskeard and Plymouth
Dr John Cooper Clarke: Luckiest Guy Alive tour
The People’s Poet, and pop culture influence wagon, Dr John Cooper Clarke is on his Luckiest Guy Alive tour, with poetry, riffs and chat
“I had the idea that art could be a journey” | Richard Long
Exhibition by the acclaimed artist Richard Long opened at Thelma Hulbert Gallery as part of the ARTIST ROOMS national exhibition programme
Intern Success Stories at Zalando
Emily Watts is an intern at leading online fashion brand Zalando. She talks about her experience of working day-to-day with industry leaders
Old Skills New Ways | Devon Guild of Craftsmen
Old skills new ways is a new exhibition exploring creativity with young people, using traditional skills in the woods