Review: ‘Now Is the Time to Say Nothing’ at Mayfest – a plea for human empathy amidst Syrian conflict
11th May 2018 A collaboration between director Caroline Williams, Syrian artist/filmmaker Reem Karssli...
Category Archives: Visual Art
Best of Bristol 2015: Art
We run down the best Art projects and exhibitions from the last 12-months, and choose...
Gallery: Bristol Zombie Walk 2015
31st October 2015 Beginning back in 2006, Bristol’s zombie walk tradition has now reached...
Glastonbury – Save This Mural: Time to cater for a new kind of tourist
25th October 2015 Look at the mural pictured above. Now look at those red...
Review: Stewart Lansley & Joanna Mack discuss inequality and poverty in ‘Breadline Britain’
20th October 2015 As the sword of Damocles hangs over the heads of the...
Salman Rushdie takes us on a fantastical journey as he promotes his latest novel ‘Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights’
11th October 2015 Author Salman Rushdie, 68, has penned esteemed works like The Satanic...
Photography: Bristol Ballerina project captures fleeting moments and movements
26th September 2015 The Bristol Ballerina is an ongoing project being carried out by...
Book Review: Bojana Kunst’s Artist At Work examines the proximity of art and capitalism
18th August 2015 Bojana Kunst is a Slovenian philosopher, dance and theatre theoretician and...