Liliana Pita, a Plymouth College of Art graduate in Games, has landed an internship role at to game company King.
The Sculpture Studio / Acclaimed sculptors exhibition
Part of Artizan Gallery, due to success, The Sculpture Studio is extending its exhibition of acclaimed sculptures from Devon and beyond
‘Beauty and vibrancy’ / Benjamin Lintell at Venice Glass Week
Benjamin Lintell, a Plymouth College of Art alumni, had his Aegean series featured in an exhibition during the annual Venice Glass Week
Abrasive Trees / evolving emotional musical voyage
Abrasive Trees is a new band from Matt Rochford with combines top-class musical collaboration an experimental and emotional approach
Clarity and depth / My Heart, debut single by Valeria Pozzo
My Heart is the debut single from Valeria Pozzo, written and recording during lockdown it is simple, but emotionally charged
William Mills / painting from an internal place
William Mills is an abstract artist whose inpiration, passion and drive come from a very personal space. We talked to the DOS bursary winner
Has the Pandemic Made the UK Fall Back in Love with Tradition?
The lockdown and the pandemic has caused people to turn back to more traditional pusuits, like baking, TV and even holidaying closer to home
Ripples / Adam Savva on beautiful words and subtle power
Filmmaker Adam Savva teamed up with spoken word artist Paul Gialo to create the visual poem Ripples, a delicate, subtle and powerful film
BSO returns with 12 symphonic concerts this autumn
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra returns with 12 symphonic concerts this autumn through their digital subscription service
New Musica Viva series at the Arts Institute, Plymouth
Music Forums have been added to the Music Viva series: live-streaming musical evenings featuring live performances and informal conversations
The Same As You / Leia Ankers navigates stigmas
Photographer Leia Ankers aimed to break down stigmas surrounding disability with her series The Same As You. We chatted to her
Plymouth photography students in Portrait of Britain winners
Will Michell and Emma Booth shared their photographic personal stories British Journal of Photography Portrait of Britain competition
Intense fun / Lockdown Tarot at Plymouth Art Weekender
John Walter’s Lockdown Tarot at Plymouth Art Weekender sounds like an antidote to isolation: a fun, intense and artistic event in the city
Thousand-year-old riddle inspires interactive artwork
A thousand-year-old riddle has been the inspirational jumping off point to bring together printmakers, historians, a poet and a filmmaker
Suman Kabiraj / subversive comments on the human condition
Suman Kabiraj captures something so universal, so subversive, and so compelling that he’s gaining international recognition. Here’s our chat