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What will the waters of Plymouth Sound look like in the future?
See a major exhibition that explores the rich, three-decade career of British artist Jyll Bradley.
See children and young people’s entries to our annual regional art competition, all of which have been inspired by Surrealism and landscape.
Surrealism was one of the most influential artistic, intellectual and literary movements of the 20th century, and continues to inspire artists working today. This major exhibition marks 100 years since its origins in 1924 when poet and critic André Breton first published the ‘Surrealist Manifesto’.
Collaged together using footage from the film archive at The Box, 'The Witching Hour' positions the local landscape as a psychological stage for strange dreams and fears to play out on.
Play, explore and experience Submergence, an immersive light and sound installation by Squidsoup.
Home is a Verb - Solo exhibition by Zahra Khanum
In her debut solo exhibition, British-Bangladeshi artist Zahra Khanum presents Home is a Verb, a body of work exploring memory, care, and the cultural labour embedded within domestic spaces.