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Torsten Lauschmann: War of the Corners
Consisting of video projections, light, sound and sculptural instruments programmed and automated to create a fictitious post-human place of worship, Lauschmann speculates and reflects on his world's absence of toil, suffering and pain in The Gallery at Plymouth College of Art.
06.12.19—08.02.20 -
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Exhibition: Many & Beautiful Things
Many & Beautiful Things is concerned with that time in youth when anything is possible, everything is ahead of you, and life is a rush for new experiences. Join us for our upcoming exhibition in The Gallery.
05.07.19—30.08.19, 9:00am - 5:00pm -
Steven Paige: Meeting the Archive
The culmination of the practice component of the Steven Paige's PhD including new and existing work, this collection will be in The Gallery from 11 April to 1 June 2019.
11.04.19—01.06.19, 9:00am - 5:00pm -
Steven Paige: Artist Talk & Drinks Reception
Join us for an artist talk by Steven Paige who will discuss his exhibition within the context of his wider practice. The talk will be followed by a drinks reception and chance to view Paige’s exhibition Meeting the Archive.
09.05.19, 5:30pm - 7:30pm -
Katie Schwab: A Working Building
Katie Schwab has developed 'A Working Building' through visiting and working in residence at the College over an 18 month period, the exhibition will be open to the public from 31 January to 16 March 2019.
31.01.19—30.03.19 -
Katie Schwab — Artist Talk
Join us for an artist talk by Katie Schwab who will discuss her 18-month long residency at the college and resulting exhibition.
06.03.19, 5:30pm - 6:30pm -
Vision, Space and Equality: Plymouth and the Planned City
This talk sees British writer and journalist, Owen Hatherley discuss the changes in Plymouth, and it's contemporaries in Europe, following the war damage and their function as cities now. Through this, we might get some sense of what Plymouth could do to build on, rather than destroy, this dramatic legacy.
27.02.19, 5:30pm - 6:30pm -
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Laura Phillips: I felt like the sound of a harp — Exhibition
For Phillips' inaugural solo show, the artist presents a new body of work which takes its impetus from a building in Bristol, which from 1799-1802 was a medical research facility known as The Pneumatic Institute.
29.11.18—19.01.19, 9:00am - 5:00pm -
Performance — Viridian
Join us for a special performance by the improvised ensemble Viridian.
09.01.19, 7:30pm - 8:30pm -
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Autoscopic Pneumatic Therapy — Screening event
Laura Phillips presents a screening of artists films which extends ideas addressed in Phillips’ inaugural solo show ‘I felt like the sound of a harp’.
05.12.18, 5:30pm - 7:00pm -
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Simon Bayliss: Meditations in an Emergency - Exhibition
Simon Bayliss presents new work exploring rural and queer identity, romanticism and a surreal sense of place.
11.10.18—17.11.18, 9:00am - 5:00pm -
Further Meditations - social music event
For the closing event of his exhibition Meditations in an Emergency, Simon Bayliss is hosting a music event featuring Headluv + Passman / Splash Addict / Zetan Spore / Lobsta B
16.11.18—17.11.18, 9:00pm - 3:00am -
Sound in Artists Films made in the South West - Screening event by Neil Rose
Neil Rose will discuss his role in a selection of Artist's Films made in the South West alongside screening these works. Including films by: Melanie Manchot, Abigail Reynolds, Erika Tan, Tom Marshman & Mark Leahy.
07.11.18, 5:30pm - 7:15pm -
Simon Bayliss - Artist Talk
Join us for an artist talk by Simon Bayliss who will discuss his new exhibition at The Gallery alongside his other recent projects.
17.10.18, 5:30pm - 6:30pm
