Mikhail Karikis – Children of Unquiet film installation will take over the THG in Honiton as landscape and environment is seen anew
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Annabelle Smith / Leach-Seasalt Apprentice solo show
Annabelle Smith is having her first solo pottery show as Leach-Seasalt Apprentice, saying the studio environment has totally changed my life
FIFTY-TWO: diverse works of queer art / Pride in London
Pride in London’s first ever queer art exhibition, ‘FIFTY-TWO’, following a nationwide search for country’s top LGBT+ artists.
“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
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
Billie Zangewa: message of hope and unity in Soldier of Love
Billie Zangewa says: ‘I believe that at this time in history, universal and personal love is something tat we have to fight for.’
No Barriers: Julie-Ann Hayes explores emotional wellbeing
In No Barriers Julie-Ann Hayes presents an exhibition of photography to raise awareness around emotional wellbeing
‘A Phantom Limb’ in The Gallery at Plymouth College of Art
A Phantom Limb is a new exhibition of by Eleanor Duffin at The Gallery at Plymouth College of Art as part of their South West Showcase
Devon artists capture The Hidden View
Devon artists have explored to find some of the areas less seen landscapes for The Hidden View exhibition at the Artizan Gallery, Torquay
Tactile Change: Matthew Raw at Plymouth College of Art
Matthew Raw is looking at the changing cityscape and society with his Tactile Change exhibition at The Gallery, Plymouth College of Art
15 artists announced for Exeter Contemporary Open
The Exeter Contemporary Open is back at the Exeter Phoenix with 15 new and established artists making noise in the contemporary art world
Joe Webster: playing in the wind, rain, mist or sun
Joe Webster takes creates an intimate and real relationship with place and self in his paintings which dance between abstraction and realism
On the move: Nomadic culture explored at RAMM
Home is where the heart is. That oft embroidered term has an added significance for those who carry their houses with them. Nomads: home on the move at the Exeter RAMM explores the peripatetic way of life that is nomadic culture.
Martin Dutton: Parallel Themes retrospective for SW painter
63 years of the work of Martin Dutton will be explored in a retrospective of this abastract and landscape work in a Parallel Themes exhibition
Kehinde Wiley confronts Gauguin in Paris with Tahiti images
Kehinde Wiley has a new exhibition in Paris confronting image and history with a focus on Tahiti’s Māhū community