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Abbi Bayliss / Empathy, understanding and sharing art

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Abbi Bayliss didn’t expect her solo show at the Exeter Phoenix to go on so long. We chat to her about missing her art and powerful portraits

Kala Chng: capture time, reveal truth, change hearts, dance

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Kala Chng is an embodiment of modern music culture: a multi-mix fusion of inspirations for tunes with unique danceable appeal

Bruise Your Ego by GINS: new single has soft, intense power

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GINS’ new single and video Bruise Your Ego is quietly spoken shout, which has a mesmerising, layered simplicity belieing its sophistication

‘Health of live music’ census kicks off in Bristol

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A survey to assess the ‘health of live music’ in the UK will start in Bristol as students and lecturers of Buckinghamshire New University go to gigs

Devon’s Thelma Hulbert Gallery wins top British artist

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It came down to six votes that the Thelma Hulbert Gallery bagged top British artist Luke Jerram for Museums At Night Festival after a national public vote

Tanya Morel creates a world of wry melancholy and tattooed women

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Tanya Morel certainly creates atmosphere in her work whether it’s the insolent tattooed Greedy Gwen or something more wryly melancholic

Bristol Affordable Art Fair shifts from spring to September

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There are new dates for the Bristol Affordable Art Fair, but still the same plethora of art at affordable prices (depending on your wallet!)

Making Art, Making Sense – Art exhibition by deafblind artists in Bristol

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Making Art, Making Sense an exhibition of artworks by deafblind artists is taking place at the Royal West Academy in Bristol from 7th – 14th August.

Watershed announces shortlist for the £30,000 Playable City Award 2013

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Watershed, Bristol’s cultural cinema and digital creativity centre, has offered artists from across the world an opportunity to makes ‘something wonderful using creative technologies’ in it’s Playable City Awards. Here’s the shortlist

Clem So’s Tracing the Intangible exhibition at Centrespace Gallery, Bristol

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Clem So explores identity, heritage and loss while investigating his own relationship with himself and his ancestors in his Tracing the Intangible exhibition at the Centrespace Gallery, Bristol

Give yourself a Christmas present – apply for the development manager job at the Arnolfini

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Bristol’s Arnolfini contemporary gallery is looking for a development manager. Think you can take in on?

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