Nicky Hirst enjoys serendipity. Here Algorithms exhibition at the Exeter Phoenix explores the poetry of anagrams and chance
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Jacqui Hallum, Berber Carpet: negotiating with circumstance
The Jacqui Hallum Berber Carpet exhibition sees the John Moores Painting Prize winning artist negotiate circumstance to respond to the carpets
Brett Lockwood explores dead landscapes in Finite
Brett Lockwood creates habitats. It’s his creative response to the environmental destruction of the Amazon Rainforest. He tells us how
‘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
New creative design commission from the Exeter Phoenix for its new look
It’s all change at the Exeter Phoenix this summer, and to ease the edge and the eye they are calling for creatives to offer their ideas for a design to the place that is robust and reflects the creative, inclusive ethos of the venue in their design commission. Find out how to apply
Another Spring | Internationally recognised artists bring a new exhibition to Exeter
Art historian, critic and curator Dr Jean Wainwright has brought together a group of internationally recognised artists for Another Spring, at the Exeter Phoenix. The exhibition reflects those nationalistic trends in Western Society
Spinning in a vortex of memory | The Moon’s Trick | Young In Hong | Exeter Phoenix (review)
Young In Hong is at the Exeter Phoenix with The Moon’s Trick exhibition, which mixes quiet thoughtfulness with a sense of action
The Moon’s Trick | Young In Hong draws on collective experience for textiles and new sound works in Exeter
Young In Hong opens her The Moon’s Tick show at the Exeter Phoenix with a live performance. The exhibition draws on imagery of collective protest and demonstration in recent Korean history and allude to the politics and economics of the (predominantly female) global textiles industry
Creativity, history and the notion of rural queer identity: Simon Bayliss Kangaroo Beach and Past-Oral at the Exeter Phoenix
Simon Bayliss’s new show Kangaroo Beach at the Exeter Phoenix is inspired by Mary Reufle’s essay of the same name and explores creativity, history and the notion of rural queer identity
‘It’s all about having conversations and making connections’: Artists announced for Exeter Contemporary Open 2017
The artists taking part in the Exeter Contemporary Open at the Exeter Phoenix have been announced
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
Artists are invited to submit work to national platform for contemporary visual arts
All contemporary artists working in any medium who live in the UK can submit to the Exeter Contemporary Open one of the UK’s most prominent regional contemporary art competitions
Your space or mine? Emily Speed’s Body Builders at the Exeter Phoenix
Exeter Phoenix is presenting Body Builders, a solo show of recent work by British artist Emily Speed.
8 emerging and established contemporary visual artists from across the UK and beyond: Exeter Contemporary Open 2016
The Exeter Contemporary Open at the Exeter Phoenix is in its 11th year and will again showcase emerging and established contemporary visual artists from across the UK and beyond
Joys and pains of love: heroines and lovers relationships explored in traditional Indian dance
The UK premiere of Vibha Selvaratnam of Indian Dance South West’s new Nayika (Heroine) is taking place at the Exeter Phoenix