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Review: ‘Now Is the Time to Say Nothing’ at Mayfest – a plea for human empathy amidst Syrian conflict

Author Scott Hammond Date May 12, 2018
11th May 2018   A collaboration between director Caroline Williams, Syrian artist/filmmaker Reem Karssli...
Tagged anolfini, mayfest, now is the time to say nothing, review, scott hammond |
Image: Max McClure
Visual Art

Best of Bristol 2015: Art

Author Kevin McGough Date December 29, 2015
We run down the best Art projects and exhibitions from the last 12-months, and choose...
Tagged 2015, Art, august, boyhood lines, bristol, Dismaland, Gewässerzeiten, Kevin Mcgough, review, sanctum, September, the fix, the fix magazine, time and space, weston-super-mare, whats on |
Photography

Gallery: Bristol Zombie Walk 2015

Author Scott Hammond Date November 1, 2015
31st October 2015Beginning back in 2006, Bristol’s zombie walk tradition has now reached a...
Tagged bristol zombie walk 2015, Halloween, stef formica photography |
Photography, Public Talk, Visual Art

Glastonbury – Save This Mural: Time to cater for a new kind of tourist

Author Arran Date October 25, 2015
25th October 2015Look at the mural pictured above. Now look at those red bricks...
Tagged glastonbury, kensington market, mural, northland street, rotterdam, street art, upfest |
Public Talk

Review: Stewart Lansley & Joanna Mack discuss inequality and poverty in ‘Breadline Britain’

Author Kevin McGough Date October 20, 2015
20th October 2015As the sword of Damocles hangs over the heads of the less...
Tagged 2015, Breadline Britain, bristol, Festival, Festival of Ideas, glastonbury, Kevin Mcgough, Somerset, the fix, the fix magazine |
Public Talk

Salman Rushdie takes us on a fantastical journey as he promotes his latest novel ‘Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights’

Author Kevin McGough Date October 12, 2015
11th October 2015Author Salman Rushdie, 68, has penned esteemed works like The Satanic Verses,...
Tagged 2015, books, bristol, Kevin Mcgough, october, salman Rushdie, st georges, the fix, the fix magazine, Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights, whats on |
Photography

Photography: Bristol Ballerina project captures fleeting moments and movements

Author Conal Dougan Date September 26, 2015
26th September 2015The Bristol Ballerina is an ongoing project being carried out by photographer...
Tagged bristol ballerina, suzi bird |
Visual Art

Book Review: Bojana Kunst’s Artist At Work examines the proximity of art and capitalism

Author Conal Dougan Date August 18, 2015
18th August 2015Bojana Kunst is a Slovenian philosopher, dance and theatre theoretician and professor...
Tagged arnolfini, artist at work, arts council, bojana kunst, richard long, zero books |
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