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Who said old dogs can’t learn new tricks? Here’s a few adult courses available around the city if you’re in...
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The World Reimagined is set to be one of the largest art education projects for racial justice the UK has...
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As the charity Refugee Women of Bristol celebrates its annual dance event this summer with beautiful illustrations by Niki Groom, we take a closer look at the monumental work that it’s doing in the city… As it often falls to the work of non-government organisations and charities to support and...
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As Bristol celebrates the launch of the UK’s first Aboriginal-owned gallery this month, we speak to founder Jasmine Coe all...
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As the Royal West of England Academy – Bristol’s oldest art gallery – prepares to reopen its doors after many...
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Documentary photographer Polly Braden’s latest exhibition, Holding the Baby, explores the day-to-day reality of what it means to be a single parent in the UK. Now open at Arnolfini, we take a closer look at this powerful collection of portraits and speak to Polly about the extraordinary expression of stoicism,...
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Bedminster streets were lined with people for the 10th Bedminster Winter Lantern Parade and they were in for a treat...
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This month, Arnolfini is exhibiting the works of two extraordinarily creative minds. Here, we take a closer look at the...
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After two successful series of Grayson’s Art Club, which saw Grayson and Philippa Perry virtually invite artists and celebrities to their studio during the months of lockdown, the new pieces of work have arrived at the Bristol Museum & Art Gallery. Here, we take a closer look at the poignant...
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Clevedon Salerooms report on a hugely successful specialist sale. Clevedon Salerooms held their Winter Specialist Fine Art Sale on Thursday...
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The Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition – the most prestigious photography event of its kind – has officially opened...
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We meet illustrator and designer Jasmine Thompson… What’s your connection to Bristol? I moved to Bristol in 2012 for university, and after graduation I just stuck around. I studied illustration, and as an artist looking to start working in the creative industry, Bristol offered a lot. There was a sense...
