Arts news

• Visual/Street/Stencil/Urban Artist for Collaboration / Bounce Theatre / London

  19-01-2020 22:42
  Bounce Theatre is currently working on a brand new project - Things to do in a Blackout.
  We are looking for urban artists to collaborate with. The project looks at the rise in crime in England...
  
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• Performers / I Can Do That! A Miscast Cabaret / London

  19-01-2020 21:58
  Applications are now open for our second event: I Can Do That! A Miscast Cabaret.
  After the success of our last cabaret we are really excited to be bringing back I Can Do That! A Miscast Cabaret at...
  
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• Account Manager / Flint / London

  19-01-2020 20:21
  Flint is an award-winning, international communications consultancy for the arts, culture and heritage sectors, specialising in profile-raising, audience development, brand management and revenue...
  
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• Newlyn PZ International Film Festival 2020 / / South West

  19-01-2020 18:33
  NEWLYN PZ INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2020
  Friday 24 - Sunday 26 April 2020
  From Friday 24-Sunday 26 April 2020, the third Newlyn PZ International Film Festival (NPZIFF) will bring films...
  
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• Handson Masterclasses for Budding Bradford and Harrogate Sculptors / Cocreate Arts & Health / Yorkshire

  19-01-2020 18:13
  Budding sculptors will be able to try a range of techniques and create a cast of their hand at a series of Sculpture Masterclasses in both Bradford or Harrogate
  Bradford-based artist Jennyanne Smith...
  
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• Smashed cars and Chinese chewing: the five masterpieces of video art

  19-01-2020 16:00
  
  Half a century ago, an art form flickered into life as mavericks from Nam June Paik to Bill Viola took up technology to transform the way we see the worldI was a bright-eyed young curator with a passion for the unconventional when video art first took off. Lured by its galvanising pandemonium, I jumped into its wide-open terrain. It was the mid-60s and portable equipment had just started appearing in shops. Although the gear was rudimentary, activist mavericks ran with it, suddenly able to storm
  
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• From Kirkby with Love / Kirkby Gallery / Knowsley Council / North West / Merseyside

  19-01-2020 15:10
  Liverpool based Artist and Sculptor, Philip Garrett explores through drawing and sculpture, the many faces of Knowsley - from quite literally the faces of local people and places over the last few...
  
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• Creating a Photographic Portfolio: Photographing Flowers / Darkroom London / London / South East

  19-01-2020 13:52
  Burmarsh Workshops, Marsden Street, NW5 3JA. March 15th - April 5th
  This course teaches how to produce your own portfolio ready, well-crafted, black and white prints, through a project exploring the...
  
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• Experimental Printing Workshop / Darkroom London / London / South East

  19-01-2020 13:43
  Burmarsh Workshops, Marsden Street, NW5 3JA. March 8th 12.00 - 7.00pmInspired by the photography of the Surrealist and Bauhaus period of the 1920s and 30s, this one-day workshop offers...
  
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• Photogram Workshop / Darkroom London / London / South East

  19-01-2020 13:18
  DARKROOM PRINTING MADE EASY!
  Burmarsh Workshops, Marsden Street, NW5 3JA FEBRUARY 16th 1.00 - 4.00pmThis three-hour workshop will introduce the fundamentals of the darkroom process of...
  
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• London Voids / FillandVoid / London

  19-01-2020 12:36
  London Voids - Jan RothCurated by Kohsaku Shinohara
  10 – 16 February 2020Avivson GalleryPrivate View: Monday 10 February, 6-9pm
  Roth and Shinohara draw from their background in architecture...
  
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• Actors / All Things Considered Theatre / North West

  19-01-2020 11:59
  ‘Sleepover’ is an immersive performance that aims to provide audience members with a shared experience that connects them on a meaningful level, by inviting them to reminisce about all...
  
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• Ruth Asawa: A Line Can Go Anywhere; Benode Behari Mukherjee: After Sight – review

  19-01-2020 10:00
  
  David Zwirner, London
  Posthumous celebrations of two undervalued but extraordinary 20th-century artists give them both the recognition they deserveIt hardly seems possible that there could be a major 20th-century artist still ripe for rediscovery, but so it seems with the Japanese-American sculptor Ruth Asawa (1926-2013). Her work comes as a complete surprise, and not only because she has never been shown in this country before. Everything Asawa made was so original, and fashioned mainly out of
  
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