Peter Barker, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, is joining Plymouth College of Art from Design School Kolding in Denmark
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Plymouth College of Art appoints Paul Fieldsend-Danks as Academic Dean
Plymouth College of Art’s newest appointment is Paul Fieldsend-Danks in the new role of Academic Dean as the college moves towards a university title
Catch the ultimate street dance fantasy with the Flawless UK tour Chase the Dream: THE REBOOT
Calling into 45 venues, it’s time to catch 2 time World Street Dance Champions Flawless on their UK tour Chase the Dream: THE REBOOT
Wave goodbye to Heritage Open Days… say hello to Heritage Open Weekends
We are awash with heritage, and now for the first time ever England’s biggest festival of heritage and culture will take place for two weekends, with over 550 events taking place in towns, villages and the countryside across the South West. This year Heritage Open Days will include a special programme of ‘Extraordinary Women’ talks, […]
43 Arborealists, 6 guests plus Paul Nash put trees in the limelight
The Arborealists and Guests featuring Paul Nashexhibition until 2 September 2018Location: Black Swan Arts, 2 Bridge Street, Frome BA11 1BB A major new exhibition of trees in contemporary art at Black Swan Arts in Frome runs until September 2 and features feature work by 43 Arborealists, some of international reputation, and six guest artists, as […]
Plymouth College of Art MA show coincides with Plymouth Art Weekender
Plymouth College of Art’s MA Show 2018 is from a thriving environment of thinkers and doers which highlights the college’s core principles
Made In Plymouth social enterprise breathes unique life into souvenirs
Made in Plymouth is a social enterprise that bigs up the creative makers in the city and sells their unique Plymouth-inspired products
Hot dry summer reveals hidden archaelogical sites in England
The dry weather has archaeologists take to the skies with their keen eyes for some remarkable discoveries of new historic settlements around England
Experiencing the Landscape – Art on the East Devon Way
The East Devon Way is 25 years old, and to celebrate THG has teamed up with a trio of fab Devon artists to explore the natural landscape
Cultural, creative and fun | Fringe TheatreFest Barnstaple
The Fringe TheatreFest in Barnstaple is a clear example of a cultural and creative ethos that can embrace performers, an audience and a town
David Jones’ epic pedal-powered music/cycling adventure Song Cycle in final stretch
Baritone David Jones is cycling and singing his way from John O’Groats to Land’s End. It’s an epic journey in memory of Ralph Vaughan Williams and for Live Music Now
People, Nature, Place and Change | call to entry for Earth Photo comp and exhibition
Photography has a profound national and international influence, say the Earth Photo people, who are calling for entries for its competition and exhibition
Swimming Home for Sea Monsters, ceramics and Slow Violence, it’s the Whitstable Biennale
Including everything from Slow Violence to Sea Monster and even kitsch ceramics, the Whitstable Biennial, with its theme Swimming Home, is something that should be checked out and then checked into. Here’s a glimpse of what’s on
Share your stories of inspiring women for new audio artwork from LOW PROFILE and the National Trust
Got stories of inspiring women? LOW PROFILE are calling for them for their Women and Power project in conjunction with the National Trust. Here’s more and how to get involved
Finding the beautiful and surreal in everydayness | Dreams of Everyday Objects at White Moose
The White Moose Gallery is continue to celebrate its five year mark with an extraordinary exhibition of everydayness, its beauty and its surreal quality in Dreams of Everyday Objects