The Last Night of the BSO Proms has all the fun you would expect but courtesy of the BSO you don’t have to go to London, or wait all summer
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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
Immerse yourself in the shared audio theatre experience of Split Second at Barnstaple’s Fringe TheatreFest
Split Second is a complex and intense look at the dynamics of a relationship in shared listening environment. It’s part of the Barnstaple
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
‘Everything that we are and have known and have experienced comes into play’ | abstract artist Sandy Brown talks about her work (interview)
Sandy Brown’s abstract work from ceramics to painting emanates from a freedom of practice and an acceptance of what’s achieved. If done genuinely, it’s heady stuff. We talked to her about her work
Conversations colouring in a mushroom cloud: The Age of Panic and the optimism of Marcus Lanyon
The Age of Panic is the new exhibition by Marcus Lanyon at the White Moose Gallery, Barnstaple. But there’s hope in his post-apocalyptic world. He talks to Lee Morgan
White Moose runs Marcus Lanyon’s ‘Age of Panic’ workshops
White Moose Gallery will commission new work from Marcus Lanyon to create his first solo show, focusing on disquiet it will be called ‘Age of Panic’
Hand to Hand exhibition pays tribute to North Devon’s Glove Workers
A new exhibition at the White Moose gallery will pay tribute to North Devon’s Glove workers
Pregnancy, birth and new parenthood: Project AfterBirth premieres at the White Moose
International artists explore what pregnancy, birth and parenthood really means in Project AfterBrith, premiered at the White Moose Gallery, Barnstaple
Open days with Devon folk and community arts organisation Wren Music
Devon’s folk and community arts organisation Wren Music is holding a series of free information evenings across the county in September. The charity, which is supported by Arts Council England, Devon County Council and Exeter City Council, works with traditional music from Devon, the westcountry and beyond to inspire creativity and celebrate cultural identities. (From […]
Zoe Hyde’s inner child is in her new work at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery, Honiton
Artist Zoe Hyde, who has an exhibition at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery, Honiton, until Saturday, October 24, is a successful young woman, but still very much in touch with her inner child. Deborah Smith spoke to her Zoe’s work is evolving. It used to be about memory, but it is moving into the ‘now.’ She […]
Art Trek blog, Sunday, June 28 9pm
The open studios event is now over and tomorrow the two exhibitions at the Landmark, Ilfracombe and Queen’s Theatre, Barnstaple are coming down.
Tom Mostyn’s Barnstaple bridge in London auction
Tom Mostyn’s scene of the Barnstaple Bridge from around 1900 will be up for acution at Rosebery’s with a guide price of between £1,500 and £2,500.
Call for ukulele lovers
Colin Shaddick has called for ukulele players, and those who are interested in the ukulele, to get in touch for the Barnstaple Ukulele Sturmmers
Schools celebrate heritage through art in Barnstaple
Schools around Barnstaple have been producing artwork to celebrate the restoration of the town’s famous Albert Clock, commonly known as the Four-faced liar (four clockfaces and not one of them the same time).