Metronomy are on tour and have The English Riviera 10th Anniversary Edition coming out, along with bonus tracks. Here’s what to expect
Beans on Toast | out of the lockdown cocoon and on the road
Veteran of the road Beans on Toast is getting out their again with a 12 date tour in December, calling in to all his favourites
Seedscapes: Future-Proofing Nature | save from extinction
This spring the Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM) welcomes the new national touring exhibition from Impressions Gallery – Seedscapes: Future-Proofing Nature, curated by Professor Liz Wells.
Growing Together with RAMM this spring
Growing Together is Exeter’s RAMM’s newest community initiative, and places planting and growing at the centre of improving civic wellbeing.
Double Elephant Print Workshop | Culture Recovery Fund
The open access printers, Exeter’s Double Elephant Print Workshop, has benefitted from the Cultural Recovery Fund and got some security
Mechanical Ballerina | Jo Beth Young single conjures dreams
A new single from Jo Beth Young conjures up a land of dreams and escape. Mechanical Ballerina is the from the film A Doll’s House
Wille & the Bandits | When the World Stood Still tour
Wille & The Bandits have rescheduled their UK Tour, When the World Stood Still. to March/April 2022 with special guest Troy Redfern
Without Light | emotional and nourishing EP from Abrasive Trees
Experimental Post-Punk Abrasive Trees new EP Without Light combines talents to create new vantage points into the depth of the music
Making Futures Journal | social making for progressive futures
Making Futures online open-access journal from Plymouth College of Art’s international research platform covering social making is available
Phantom Tiles, pareidolia and speedpaints | Aliestka and Jose
Aliestka and Jose are sibling artists who take pareidolia are part of their inspiration for their multi-faceted multi-media work. Here’s how
The Scribes | Haunted House Party closes haunting year
Haunted House Party by The Scribes is a companion piece to Stir Crazy and is a fitting rap-ridden end to a haunting year
Northcott training company to kickstart creative careers
Up to 16 young people will become part of a new Northcott Training Company, offering a combo of intensive, studio-based, performance training
The art world has cause for optimism in 2021 | Chila Burman
With her remembering a brave new world lighting up hearts and minds at the Tate, Chila Burman is optimistic for the future of the art world
National Gallery’s top 20 most viewed paintings online
Loads of people have explored the National Gallery online during lockdown. Here’s a list of the 20 most viewed paintings online
THG’s Anna Aroussi – excellence in gallery education award
During a difficult year Anna Aroussi at THG showed adaptability, positivity and drive to support communities and engage with art