Autumnal Changes is an open exhibition at Harbour House, Kingsbridge, of variety of artist responses to the changing season
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Psychology and the sitter: Lorenzo Lotto Portraits
In autumn 2018 the National Gallery will stage the first-ever exhibition of portraits by the Italian Renaissance artist Lorenzo Lotto (1480–1557).
Gauguin & Laval in Martinique | Van Gogh Museum explores neglected period of Paul Gauguin
The Van Gogh Museum is taking a closer look at a neglected periof of Paul Gaugin, four months he spent on Martinique with Charles Laval
The aroma of embers | Plymouth’s 45 Southside gallery focus on raku
Raku creates unique pieces and Plymouth gallery 45 Southside is showcasing the work of five artists based in Devon and Cornwall
The Sensation of the Sea: In Honour of Bas Jan Ader at The Mesdag Collection in The Hague
The attraction and inspiration of the sea is something that is explored in the Sensation of the Sea at The Mesdag Collection in The Hague
‘The view within, the view without and the view beyond’ | David Hamling’s Canto at Harbour House
Harbour House in Kingsbridge is the venue for an exhibition of paintings, drawings and mixed media works by David Hamling.
‘An appreciation without words’ | Philip Osborne’s A Tale from the Sea sees art act as a focus for thought
Philip Osborne’s A Tale from the Sea at the Harbour House gallery, Kingsbride, is a meditation on the sea and the experience of watching the sea
Plate Up: a crafty and creative take on contemporary cuisine at the Devon Guild of Craftsmen
The Devon Guild of Craftsmen has teamed up with ace chef Michael Wignall for a contemporary, crafty, classy take on cuisine. It’s called Plate Up
The joys of life in these gloomy days | Celebrating Life with the HockingHill collective at Harbour House
The varied collection of work by the HockingHill collective of West Country artists in their exhibition at Harbour House, Kingsbridge, share one key ingredient – they are a showcase to the joys of life in these gloomy days.
Truth and beauty: the thin line between the macabre and ‘perfection’
Phillippa Mills’ exhibition Truth and Beauty treads that thin line between what is beautiful and what is macabre. It takes place at The Forum at Exeter Uni
Suki Dhanda: Race, Place & Diversity by the Seaside in The Gallery at Plymouth College of Art
Photographer Suki Dhanda’s new exhibition for Plymouth, Race, Place & Diversity by the Seaside was commissioned for The Gallery at Plymouth College of Art, shown in a city where the majority of people voted for Brexit, and celebrates some of the people who have chosen to make the city their home
To Celebrate the Distance: Bethany Holmes explores the balance of colour on a blank canvass at Harbour House, Kingsbridge
With impressionism as a huge source of inspiration, and roots in abstract expressionism, Bethany Holmes is having an exhibition of paintings examining colour and light in the British landscape | To Celebrate the Distance is at Harbour House, Kingsbridge, Devon
Suki Dhanda: Race, Place & Diversity by the Seaside in The Gallery at Plymouth College of Art
British-Asian photographer Suki Dhanda, who studied at Plymouth College of Art, is back in the city at The Gallery with a solo exhibition about Brexit and diversity, focusing on families by the seaside who might not feel so welcome in the UK since the vote to leave the EU
Looe Street Detectives unearth hidden histories of Plymouth Arts Centre in 70 year celebration exhibition
Plymouth Arts Centre is celebrating its 70th year, and artist Sara Bowler and the Looe Street Detectives have been unearthing some of its history for a new exhibition and events at the venue
Creativity, history and the notion of rural queer identity: Simon Bayliss Kangaroo Beach and Past-Oral at the Exeter Phoenix
Simon Bayliss’s new show Kangaroo Beach at the Exeter Phoenix is inspired by Mary Reufle’s essay of the same name and explores creativity, history and the notion of rural queer identity