[ad_1] Titled Cultures and Creatures, it features the works of Helen Brabbs and Leslie Holmes and will be on display from Thursday, May 30 until Sunday, June 30. Sponsored by Steppes Travel, the exhibition offers a unique blend of Helen Brabbs’ paintings, portraying diverse cultures and architectures, and Leslie Holmes’ photographs, showcasing wildlife from around
[ad_1] Ornate Chinese kites, gardens in full bloom and life-sized dolls provide some of the inspiration for final-year students presenting their collections at the preview of the Edinburgh College of Art Fashion Show. For the first time, the University of Edinburgh’s Futures Institute will be transformed into a catwalk to host the three runway shows.
[ad_1] James Bovill BBC Midlands Today Aston University Engineering Academy Five students are studying the recently created T-level in Birmingham Students studying what is claimed to be the UK’s first T-Level in jewellery say they hope to stop the industry becoming a “dying art”. Aston University partnered with the Goldsmiths’ Company Charity to launch the
[ad_1] Sign up to our free IndyArts newsletter for all the latest entertainment news and reviews Sign up to our free IndyArts newsletter Sign up to our free IndyArts newsletter An exhibition celebrating the early work of David Hockney, which explores the artist’s sexuality and early love interests, has been curated by a grandfather and
[ad_1] Nearly one in five roles at Arts University Bournemouth will be axed to “protect its long-term sustainability”, it has been confirmed. The university is looking to make 75 potential redundancies across its academic, technical and professional services teams, which make up 18.8% of its total workforce of 400 staff. Lisa Mann, the university’s chief
[ad_1] The businessman and art philanthropist Leonard Blavatnik has seen his fortune fall by more than £3bn according to the Sunday Times Rich List, the anticipated annual rankings of the wealthiest people based in the UK that was published yesterday. This year Blavatnik is at number three, with an estimated fortune of £25.7bn derived from
[ad_1] Chris Hope was selected to compose the score for Ivan Morison’s film, White Horses, which celebrates 200 years of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI). The film, which is funded by six national partners, including Weston’s SuperCulture, is set to tour the country this summer. It will make a stop in Weston from Thursday,
[ad_1] Chrissie Reidy BBC News, Saltdean Ruth Mulvie Ruth Mulvie working on her favourite piece, called Breaking the Rules Brighton artist Ruth Mulvie has been inspired by real stories from Saltdean Lido’s living history archive to create an art collection which is on display at the venue. Endless Summer, part of the Brighton Artists Open
[ad_1] A study has revealed the UK’s most walkable cities, looking at the distance between attractions and the time it takes to travel between them. The top ranking destination is perfect for a city break. The main tourist sites of the UK’s most walkable city can be explored in less than half an hour(Image: Max
[ad_1] Also taking part is French artist Alan Reullier, external, whose latest work centres on the heritage of the motor industry in the Midlands. He has a collection of original drawings from British Motor Heritage Ltd, dating from the early 1900s to the 1970s, which were being digitised and couldn’t be stored. He took ownership