The changing South Hams coastline is the feature of Chris Elsden’s paintings. There’s an exhibition of his work at Harbour House gallery
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A Russian Christmas with the East Cornwall Bach Choir
The East Cornwall Bach Choir are offering an inspirational start to Christmas with there Russian Christmas concert in Bodmin
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
‘The nation’s birthday gift to its citizens’ | Finland celebrates 101 with new central library in Helsinki
In Finland, libraries mean lifelong learning, active citizenship, democracy and freedom of expression. Which is why they’re celebrating 101 years with a new central library in Helsinki
Any darn thing may emerge Shooting the Breeze – at Habour House
Shoot the Breeze with painter Sue Ifould and Gaynor Williams at Habour House Kingsbridge for an unexpected conversation featureing paintings and books
Lisney Briggs Piano Duo take next NADSA concert slot
Lisney Briggs Duo of James Lisney and Beth Briggs will bring their renown chamber music talent to a NADSA, Newton Abbot concert
‘Mischievous exposé of good intentions gone bad’ | Still No Idea at Dartington
Part verbatim theatre, part improv, part comedy sketch show, Still No Idea shows how sometimes no matter how hard we try, we still have absolutely no idea
Hip hop and poetry challenge attitudes on migration
A new retreat that asks how pop culture can change the conversation on migration kicks off on the Dartington Hall estate (17-19 October).
Brighton Festival names Malian singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Rokia Traoré as 2019 Guest Director
Rokia Traoré has been announced at the Bright Festival’s latest Guest Director.
Degas: Passion for Perfection exhibition gets cinema release
Degas: Passion for Perfection is getting a cinematic release from Exhibition On Screen around the world offering a fascinating insight in Degas and his work
‘The world of art is international’ | James Nicholls a new judge for the VIA Arts Prize
The international Ibero-American themed visual arts prize, The VIA Arts Prize, has bagged James Nicholls as one of its judges.
Activism the focus as art programme continues to explore ‘big’ questions
Dartington Live starts off its autumn programme with a focus on activism and the Rebellious Sound Archive and other work from Dreadnought South West
Totnes Early Music Society presents ‘Baroque Gems’
Postgraduate students from the Royal College of Music will be performing a concert entitled ‘Baroque Gems’ for the Totnes Early Music Society