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45 Southside

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45 Southside Street
Plymouth, Barbican, DEV PL1 2LD
United Kingdom
50° 22' 2.8812" N, 4° 8' 9.1248" W
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45 Southside is a gallery located in the heart of Plymouth's historic Barbican specialising in contemporary ceramics, glass and metalwork by artists based in Devon and Cornwall.

Throughout the year, they run a changing exhibition program featuring both emerging and established local artists and designer-makers. The feature exhibition program runs parallel to their regular showcase of designer-makers from Devon and Cornwall.

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Lichfield District Arts Partnership’s Exhibition

Submitted by Anne.Leidenroth on Wed, 2011-03-09 17:51
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On Thursday 8 March 2011, specially invited guests enjoyed an evening of the arts – including fine art, music, dance and performing arts at Chase Terrace Technology College.

Presented by Lichfield District Arts Partnership, the evening was a chance to show the variety of projects that are going on across the district.

Highlights included music from The Offbeat, Rockit and a flute duo, as well as a demonstration by Pedralta – a world fusion and tribal belly dancing group.

Step into Mapplethorpe’s World at Towner

Submitted by rebecca.james on Fri, 2010-10-15 08:56
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An award-winning south coast art gallery is inviting visitors into the world of iconic 20th century photographer Robert Mapplethorpe this autumn, with a series of unique events inspired by the current ARTIST ROOMS exhibition – including the hotly anticipated Studio 54 at Towner this Saturday night, inspired by the legendary New York nightclub which defined Mapplethorpe’s era.

Lambeth Country Show / Urban Art

Submitted by Mick Collopy on Sun, 2010-07-18 18:59
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Wow! What an amazing event - and such a perfect day, location, vibe... Can't believe there is an event this big in our neighbourhood. Brockwell park is perfect as a venue, with a hill in the centre, and naturally sloping in all directions to create natural amphitheatres.

Just behind the Lido was the main Music stage, pumping out reggae with acts like The Twinkle Brothers and many others. there were two other stages as well as an arena for shows such as the Devil's Horsemen doing a medieval jousting show.

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Sun, 2010-07-18
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