Art & Exhibitions

Phoenix Gallery will shortly reopen with another chance to see work by London based artist Cherelle Sappleton alongside some previously unseen pieces in a condensed and re-imagined solo presentation.

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We’re working hard to get activity lined up to keep you entertained and connected during this unprecedented time, so watch this space as we will be adding lots of activities and events. Scroll down to see what’s planned so far!

Artist Andy Cluer presents a live, outdoor sound installation with musician Emma Welton created in response to the physical boundaries of Exeter’s Rougemont Gardens, its past, present and possible futures.

Have a browse at Exeter’s exciting new contemporary illustration fair. With stalls held by a wide variety of emerging independent creatives, It’s not one to miss!

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With a background in theatre, Tanya Morel feels compelled to create images that reflect her love of a good narrative. She is drawn to ambiguous imagery where what initially seems innocent and benign can at a second glance appear rather sinister.

Artist Laura Hopes and Exeter Phoenix, Associate Artists, PSU invite you to join them in a performance artwork that marks the surrender and dignified retreat from Exeter’s city walls by Royalist troops during the Civil War in 1646.

Petra Freeman’s drawing, printmaking and painting practice is often used as the source for making animations that have been screened widely in museums and galleries and film festivals worldwide.

Ice Report looks at art, science, carbon, ice, climate change and the many layers and contradictions of human discovery and learning.

Heavily inspired by the natural environment, Lockwood’s practice fixates on the problems of climate change and the human connection to nature. Finite is a photographic series that examines the biosphere of the petri dish to represent the Amazon and its subjection to rampant deforestation.

Autobiographical paintings responding to everyday people, things and occurrences in the artist’s life. Allen handles these subjects with urgency and constant change, avoiding over analysing the result; whether drawing in a book or on some torn paper, reapplying new canvas or tearing down old ones.

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Janet Sainsbury is a figurative painter based in Exeter. Her work focuses on power relationships and explores its subtle manifestations through portraits of real or imagined characters to investigate themes of rivalry, friendship, patriarchy and gender.

Experimental artist and auteur Andrew Kötting creates a groundbreaking crossover between narrative film and contemporary art piece, based on the award-winning play by Hattie Naylor. The film is inspired by the true story of Ivan Mishukov, who walked out of his apartment at the age of four and spent two years living on the city streets where he was adopted by a pack of wild dogs.

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