Paradise Lost by Dr Mohini Chandra, exploring the rich history of shipwrecks in Plymouth and their relation to empire, slavery and indenture
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Photography Commission | Cine Sisters SW May takeover
Cine Sister SW is offering a Photography Commission for their take over event at the Exeter Phoenix in Devon. Take a look at what’s required
No Barriers: Julie-Ann Hayes explores emotional wellbeing
In No Barriers Julie-Ann Hayes presents an exhibition of photography to raise awareness around emotional wellbeing
Kehinde Wiley confronts Gauguin in Paris with Tahiti images
Kehinde Wiley has a new exhibition in Paris confronting image and history with a focus on Tahiti’s Māhū community
Suki Dhanda: Race, Place & Diversity by the Seaside
Photographer Suki Dhanda’s new exhibition for Plymouth, Race, Place & Diversity by the Seaside was commissioned for The Gallery at Plymouth College of Art, shown in a city where the majority of people voted for Brexit, and celebrates some of the people who have chosen to make the city their home
Immense drama and subtle changes: Weather Photographer of the Year 2017 competition launches
The competition to find the Weather Photographer of the Year 2017 and Young Weather Photographer of the Year 2017 has begun
Fragility and tension: Mike Perry’s Land/Sea Exhibition at Plymouth Arts Centre
Land/Sea (Tir/Môr), a major new photographic exhibition by Wales-based artist Mike Perry will be at Plymouth Arts Centre
Now You See Us… – 10 to watch from Plymouth College of Art’s Graduate Shows 2016
Discover cutting edge art by the next generation of creative practitioners at Plymouth College of Art Graduate Shows – open Saturday 11th to Friday 24th June 2016…
Plymouth University students earn national success with photography publications
Looking for Alice, by Sian Davey, and Missing Buildings, by Thom and Beth Atkinson, both with links to Plymouth University photography, have been featured in the Observer Books of the Year 2015
‘The role of the artist is to open new avenues of perception’: Canadian artist Jordan Baraniecki
Canadian artist Jordan Baraniecki explores the relationship between material and paper through his drawings. We got in touch with a Q&A to find out more about his representation of an ‘object’
Feminine and edgy: the etch-photography of Lisa Garness Mallory
Lisa Garness Mallory combines her photography with etching to produce unique images with added texture and depth
International Donkey Art Prize from Blindonkey has €2000 on offer for photography and painting
The international Donkey Art Prize from Blindonkey aims to promote art across many fields and has €2000 plus international exhibitions up for grabs
Your world underwater: Gideon Mendel’s Drowning World at Plymouth Arts Centre
Since 2007 photographer Gideon Mendel has been documenting the impact of flooding. His exhibition World Underwater is at Plymouth Arts Centre
Quest for Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Adult and younger photographers exploring the natural world can enter the 51st Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards
4Elementz: rap music, street dance, graffiti and DJing
Hip hop and grime music, video, photography and fashion from Camborne’s 4Elementz, plus work experience