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Art / homelessness

Highlighting the plight of women who experience homelessness

A new mural shines a light on the vulnerability of homeless women

News / Aardman

Beloved Aardman characters appear in new mural

The mural celebrates the animation studio ahead of the launch of its latest film

Art / rwa annual open

Inside the 170 Annual Open at RWA

The exhibition runs until January 14 2024, and features over 600 works

Art / Street Art

Spectacular ‘Lord of the Rings’-inspired mural unveiled

It depicts the novel’s epic fantastical world and characters, from Rivendale to the Nazgûl

Art / Exhibitions

Getting Up To Stuff hosts first solo sculpture exhibition

"An exhibition of weirdness in the woods behind a pub"

Art and design fairs / Art on the Hill

Windmill Hill and Victoria Park prepare for Art on the Hill 2023

The annual community weekender is back on October 7-8

Art / Spike island

Spike Island hosts solo exhibition from the late Ofelia Rodríguez: ‘Talking in Dreams’

The collection brings together work made by the Colombian artist over five decades

Art / Bristol Beacon

New installation features interactive instrumental reeds

The installation puts a spotlight on the importance of deep listening

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’

Art / art

New gallery and project space opens

It is hoped the space will provide residencies for artists to collaborate and share their practices

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

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

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

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

Art / King Street

Mural on pub’s wall explores modern femininity

‘Alba’ was recently painted on the side of Small Bar by artist Beth Kirby

Social History / St Pauls

Immersive audio smartphone adventure tells the untold stories of St Paul’s

‘Duppy Hunter’ is the latest edition of Ends & Tales, the joint project from Tamasha and Coney

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