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Have a pint – or two – in these pubs from the films!
If you like a tipple the how about putting on your bucket list a pint of the black stuff (or whatever your tipple is!) in these pubs from the movies (put together by Flogas, who supply LPG bottles and cylinders to pubs around the UK):
Exhibition premiere of Larry Achiampong and David Blandy’s film trilogy Finding Fanon at Plymouth Arts Centre
‘How we negotiate the histories we inherit and the futures we create’: Larry Achiampong and David Blandy’s film trilogy Finding Fanon at Plymouth Arts Centre
America’s love affair with Impressionism in new documentary The Artist’s Garden: American Impressionism
The Artist’s Garden: American Impressionism is a new documentary narrated by Gillian Anderson about the intertwining stories of American Impressionism and The Garden Movement
John Akomfrah’s River Tamar Project Tropikos commission acquired by Arts Council Collection
John Akomfrah’s film Tropikos, which explores the darker histories of the River Tamar and was commissed as part of Plymouth’s River Tamar Project has been acquired by the Arts Council Collection
Up, up and away! Don’t try this at home!
You get the feeling that you really shouldn’t try this at home. It’s a bit like Up! but without the cantankerous old fella, just a bunch of young men with too much time on their hands… and too many balloons to hand!
Explore Swedishness
Explore Swedishness at Olof Håkansson Swedish School, from the Rekorderlig Cider people
The latest arthouse cinema at home with Curzon on Demand
Top arthouse and indie cinema chain Curzon has launched Curzon on Demand which brings top arthouse movies straight to your computer.
Orange, films and the BAFTAs – the stuff that dreams are made of
It’s movie awards season, and the British Academy of Film and Television Arts awards – that’s BAFTAs to you – is a celebration of the best of the year’s movies.
Edwina Ashton’s new film launched at her Out with the Hammers exhibition at the Exeter Phoenix during Animated Exeter
Edwina Ashton’s new film was commissioned by the Exeter Phoenix and Animated Exeter and will be part of her exhibition at the Exeter Phoenix Gallery – it features, among other things, eccentricity, isolation and insects
Arts research in the Faculty of Arts at University of Plymouth
Artist film-maker and doctoral researcher Kayla Parker interviews herself and Dr Roberta Mock, Professor of Performance Studies, about arts research in the Faculty of Arts at University of Plymouth
Dancing underwater for photographers and filmmakers to push new course at Plymouth College of Art
Plymouth College of Art and Plymouth aquarium have got together for an night of dancers performing underwater to promote the college’s new course in Underwater and Surface Based Imaging
Dance moves into The Third Wave
A Third Wave Collective film from Curt Hennels and filmmaker Mandy Finesilver.