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Celebrate the life, work and legacy of one of Britain’s most distinctive artists in the most extensive display of Beryl Cook’s work to date
Doorway Guardians is a series of three large woodcarvings by Annie Whiles
Discord & Harmony brings together a group of contemporary artists who share Beryl Cook’s radically generous approach to representing everyday life
Discord & Harmony brings together a group of contemporary artists who share Beryl Cook’s (1926 – 2008) radically generous approach to representing everyday life. Simultaneously considered one of Britain’s most loved artists while never being fully accepted by the establishment, Cook lived and worked in Plymouth and was celebrated as a chronicler of the every day.
Learn or develop a range of textile-based skills with Make's workshops and classes hosted at The Box
Take a journey of discovery across four gallery spaces exploring the complex histories between Europe and the South Pacific
Take a journey of discovery across four gallery spaces exploring the complex histories between Europe and the South Pacific. Centre stage is 'Portrait of Mai' by Plympton-born Sir Joshua Reynolds – widely considered to be his finest work and a portrait of the first Polynesian person to visit Britain.
As part of the NMP Blue Sparks programme, join Fotonow for a 12 week media residency, Wednesday evenings 4pm-6pm
British Tapestry Group 20th Anniversary Exhibition at The Market Hall