Friday 5 August – Sunday 14 August | Limousine Bull | Free A new exhibition of works about drawing as a time-based medium from Nottingham-based artist Pete McPartlan. Preview from 7pm on Friday 5 August at Limousine Bull. Expect the kind of thing you see below. Anyone else making a “static” noise while you...
Read more →Wednesday 27 July-Saturday 6 August | Various Venues, Times & Prices It’s that time again. As usual, there’s so much on (featuring performers from around the world) that to list it all here would actually break the internet.* So it’s not a cop out whatsoever to direct you to the festival’s lovely official site...
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From Friday 15 July | Peacock Visual Arts | Free A double opening on Friday from 6pm: Natalie McIlroy’s Migrate, Replicate which features large-scale video projections of Scottish landscapes (below, until 27 August) and Drawing Connections, a series of prints from Hannah Redpath (until 30 July).
Read more →Thursday 23 June | 99 Bar & Kitchen, Back Wynd | 7pm | Free Art collective Stray Dog present an exhibition of photography by Kieran McCruden. The opening party on Thursday will feature DJs and a “special punch” (hopefully of the liquid variety and not something violent)…
Read more →Saturday 11 June | Union Terrace Gardens | 1pm | Free The second of The Friends of Union Terrace Gardens‘ picnics on Saturday promises a family-friendly day of music, art, stalls and a few surprises to boot, all in the name of helping us realise what a fantastic asset this green space is to...
Read more →Friday 20 May-Sunday 5 June | Limousine Bull Artists’ Collective | Free A new exhibition at Limousine Bull curated by Dane Sutherland, Beauty and The Beast of Burden collates work by 8 artists from the UK, the USA, Sweden and the Basque Country. The opening night (on Friday 20 May at 7pm) also sees...
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Friday 13-Sunday 15 May | Various venues, times & prices It’s Word festival time again this weekend, so here are a few picks from this year’s programme: Friday sees a talk from phenomenally popular novelist Iain Banks at King’s College (event details), David Bowie biographer and former Mojo editor Paul Trynka discusses his book...
Read more →Friday 22 April | Cellar 35 | 6pm | Free (£2 from 8pm) An arts and music double on Friday at Cellar 35; first up from 6pm there’s the chance to buy some work by Honours Year Communication Design students from Gray’s School of Art for the princely sum of a tenner. Then, from...
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