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Art / Aardman

Aardman teams up with Boardwalk for ‘The Big Draw’ children’s art competition

The prizes to be won include an Aardman model making workshop

Art / Rinko Kawauchi

Celebrated Japanese photographer Rinko Kawauchi leads Arnolfini Autumn programme

The artist will be showing as part of Bristol Photo Festival

Art / 17 Midland Road

Experimental printmaker Rosie Emerson exhibits at 17 Midland Road

‘When Other Worlds Whisper’ opens on September 20

Art / Rockaway Park

Rockaway Arts Weekend 2024 to feature screening and Q&A with Ken Loach

The annual weekend is packed with workshops, guest artists, open studios and vegan fare

Art / News

Bristol Crocodile returns to the docks

The reptile placed in an alcove is the latest sculpture by Getting Up To Stuff

Art / jamaica street studios

Jamaica Street prepares for Open Studios 2024

The event comes on the back of a successful crowdfunder campaign to buy the venue

Art / Getting Up To Stuff

‘Loo Ladies’ sculpture returns

The sculpture by Getting Up To Stuff is of 'loo lady' Victoria Hughes and a young woman

Social History / Heritage Open Days

The Heritage Open Days events in and around Bristol

There will be six special buildings open to the public

Art / News

First ever Led By Donkeys exhibition to take place in Bristol

It coincides with the publication of Led By Donkey's new book

Art / Street Art

Three monkeys is third new Banksy mural in three days

The latest work has appeared on Brick Lane in east London

Art / Street Art

Another new Banksy appears with two elephants

You wait ages for a new Banksy and then two come along in the space of as many days

Art / public art

Juneau Projects’ ‘Tiny Wilderness’ public art installed at UWE’s Frenchay campus

The artwork evolved out of a series of ‘Bryophyte Club’ workshops

Art / Street Art

New Banksy features mountain goat

Bristol artist Banksy has confirmed new piece as his

Art / Alaric Hobbs

Conceptualist artist explores displacement at Stokes Croft residency

"I can’t stand hatred and racism towards these people who are just trying to flee their homes"

News / redcliffe

Creative app maps the way through Redcliffe’s art scene

It features a 72 foot mural and other artworks between Temple Meads and Castle Park

Art / elaine jones

First Contemporary shows new work from Bristol landscape artist Elaine Jones

The paintings are inspired by coastlines in Greece and Italy

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