Photographer Samuel Fradley embarked on a journey exploring the search for, and attitudes towards extra terrestrials, on Earth
Jacqui Hallum, Berber Carpet: negotiating with circumstance
The Jacqui Hallum Berber Carpet exhibition sees the John Moores Painting Prize winning artist negotiate circumstance to respond to the carpets
Emotions, moods and passion: the medieval art of Lu Kingdom
Lu Kingdom combines history and research to inform drawings of medieval art. Lu talks about how that desire delve into the past to draw developed
Seth Lakeman Well Worn Path at Exeter Cathedral
Seth Lakeman will perform his Well-Worn Path album at Exeter Cathedral, a fitting gig for the music recorded in his Dartmoor studio
Brett Lockwood explores dead landscapes in Finite
Brett Lockwood creates habitats. It’s his creative response to the environmental destruction of the Amazon Rainforest. He tells us how
Sandy Brown art breathes new life into community venue
The power of Sandy Brown’s art is for all to see at the Appledore Social Club and Skittle Alley, lifting games and spirits
Escaping the Storm: complex sex campaigner Marie Stopes
Controversial sex campaigner Marie Stopes fled to Portland in an attempt to escape the limelight from her contretemps with the Catholic Church. AsOne Theatre’s play Escaping the Storm shines a light on the complexity, brilliance and other sides of the famous (infamous) Stopes. As Escaping the Storm goes on tour, we talk to Jane McKell […]
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Tris Day is a singer / songwriter who knows the power of music. And her music has a power that people want to share
Women Artists exhibition at the Exeter RAMM
Women Artists close out the year at Exeter’s RAMM, with an exhibition that finishes 2018, kicks off the new year and runs into summer.
Chris Elsden’s South Hams coastline captured in Kingsbridge
The changing South Hams coastline is the feature of Chris Elsden’s paintings. There’s an exhibition of his work at Harbour House gallery
Plymouth Uni postgraduate F R E Q U E N C I E S on show
Plymouth University postgraduate student exhibition F R E Q U E N C I E S highlights the diversity in practice for these artists
‘It always will be important to level authority’: Jamie Fitzpatrick
Jamie Fitzpatrick is at the Exeter Phoenix with Big Dick, an increasingly unhappy speaking three-headed sculpture. We caught up with him
Rachel Maclean pokes at national identity with the Lion and the Unicorn
Rachel Maclean: The Lion and The Unicorn explores the grey area of nationalistic debates with colourful fun and satire
Arts and culture sector inspires action against climate change
New report showcases arts and cultural sector’s role in embracing the global challenge in the fright against climate change