Art / Photobooks
The Mount Without hosts exhibition from award-winning Bristol photographer Chris Rydlewski
The collection marks the release of his third France-inspired photobook, ‘Confluence’
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Theatre / tobacco factory theatres
Largely Bristol-based cast to feature in Oliver Twist at Tobacco Factory Theatres
Launching for Christmas 2023, the show is directed by TFT’s new artistic director Heidi Vaughan
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Books / bristol writers
Bristol-based former teacher Peter Morris begins new chapter as a writer
He has just published his debut novel 'No Repeat of Yesterday'
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Art / SERCHIA Gallery
Jamie Murray’s exhibition at SERCHIA Gallery was inspired by conversations with former prisoners
‘Folly’ opens on September 27 and runs for a month
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Books / art history
New book ‘Museum Bums’ celebrates the posterior in art
There are a few Bristol bums among the 270 featuring in the book
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Art / political art
International art exhibition on human disappearance at Centrespace Studios & Gallery
75 works by Mexican abstract painter Chantal Meza are accompanied by a programme of public talks
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Dance / Karaoke
Review: Empty Orchestra, The Wardrobe Theatre – ‘A show that takes you on the alchemical rollercoaster of karaoke’
Lewys Holt’s dance three-hander about karaoke is unexpectedly touching
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Social History / Photobooks
Bristol photographer Chris Hoare’s new photobook highlights inequality in his home city
‘Seven Hills’ is published in September, featuring text by Bristol author Moses McKenzie
