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Art / News

Billboards across Bristol feature artists’ responses to RWA exhibition

Found Cities, Lost Objects: Women in the City is curated by Lubaina Himid

Art / jamaica street studios

Jamaica Street Open Studios 2023 to coincide with launch of new space

The extra floor underneath the studios will host events, exhibitions and artist-groups

Art / origami

1000 origami cranes made by Bristol children go on display

The cranes are on display at John Wesley’s New Room

Art / Street Art

Harry, Meghan, Kate and the Queen appear as street art in Bristol

They are the work of Italian artist, Tvboy

Art / bristol improv theatre

Local artist Geetlush hosts ‘Feminist Paintalong’ and ‘Crappy Craft Club’ sessions at Bristol Improv Theatre

The workshops run monthly, with all materials provided

Art / art exhibition

Centrespace hosts Ashley Loxton’s solo exhibition ‘Big Yellow’

The collection includes paintings, works on paper, and spoken word

Art / group exhibition

Summer of exhibitions at Bristol’s indie superstore, Prior Shop

The featured work will include experimental photography, seascape painting and kiln-formed glass

Art / Kid Crayon

Kid Crayon curates group exhibition inspired by seminal manga movie ‘Akira’

Contributors include renowned street artists, illustrators and grafitti artists

Art / Photography

Jem Southam’s historic photos of Bristol harbour on show at Society Cafe

The exhibition is a partnership with RPB Photobooks

Art / Travis Alabanza

Rene Matić’s domestic portraits of Travis Alabanza to be exhibited at Martin Parr Foundation

The diaristic collection is called ‘a girl for the living room’

Restaurants / Advertising Feature

Discover the real taste of Greece with Taka Taka and Deliveroo

A celebration of Bristol's independent restaurants and street art.

Art / Social Scaffolding Art Collective

Social Scaffolding Art Collective bring south west tour to Bristol

The interactive exhibition will be at The Galleries, Broadmead from July 15-30

Art / Textiles

Alice Kettle on the diversity of work selected for ‘Threads’ at Arnolfini: ‘Intimate, personal powerful, challenging and surprising’

The international textile artist has curated the exhibition, which runs until October 1

Social History / Ashton Court Mansion

Collective experimental history-making project ‘Haunting Ashton Court’ launches book

The book has been called “part map, part torch, part shadow”

Social History / Documentary photography

Local photographer Kaz Leroux is on a quest to find the Green Man

She is appealing for help in finding examples of the pagan figure

Art / Squidsoup

In photos: Squidsoup’s ‘Beyond Submergence’ at Propyard

The ambitious, immersive light, sound and space installation is launching on July 1

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