Early in September, naked protestors descended on the PR company Edelman in London to protest the company’s involvement its advertising plans for the coal-fired power station at Kingsnorth in Kent. Edleman also happens to be the workplace of South Devon Prospective Parliamentary Candidate Luke Pollard, South Devon Prospective Parliamentary Candidate. We also posted some things
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24 views | Comments are closed | East Devon singer-songwriter Simon Bish has just released a solo EP featuring two of his songs with a mini-album scheduled to follow shortly. Listen to Stuart Wills’ interview with Simon Bish after a recent gig at the Exeter Picture House. This podcast includes two of Simon’s tracks. Desolate tearoom by Natasha Kuler-von-der-Luhe Natasha Kuler-von-der-Luhe seems to be Exeter’s burgeoning Renaissance Person, she paints, she writes, she takes pictures, plays Mediaeval music – and she’s even put quill to touchscreen for the People’s Republic of South Devon. Lee Morgan caught up with her in the noisy Cafe Espresso in Exeter. posted by Cptn Another year of trekking, travailing and talking through a collection of the county’s art, artists and art studios has come to an end. And from whichever angle we’ve tried to cut it, the whole thing seems to have been quite successful. Here’s just a tiny selection of what we’ve seen. If you’ve got posted by Cptn Sculptor Peter Randall-Page and photography Chris Chapman, whose work documenting the local distinctiveness project makes up the Granite Song exhibition, are in conversation in our final film of the series. Watch and enjoy. posted by Ctpn Our week of top sculptor Peter Randall-Page talking about his work in and around the north Dartmoor artistic idyll of Drewsteignton continues. posted by Cptn The couple of weeks of arts events throughout the county during the Devon Open Studios event, organised by Devon Artists Network are coming to an end. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg of what the cultural economy is all about in this corner of the world. Take a gander at what posted by Cptn It’s worth mentioning, during our Peter Randall-Page week, that the exhibition doing the rounds for Devon Rock year was supported by community arts group Common Ground. The project investigated local distinctiveness and the role of the artist in reflecting and enhancing that. posted by Cptn Devon Rock is more than just Muse (our less Global Supa-Groops notwithstanding). We caught up with man of Rock Peter Randall-Page talking about Granite Song local distinctiveness work. posted by Cptn It’s Peter Randall-Page week here on the PRSD. As part of the Devon Rock programme, an exhibition of his work exploring local distinctiveness is doing the rounds of schools. Called Granite Song it features Chris Chapman’s photographic documentation of Peter’s sculptures around the not-so-sleepy Dartmoor village of Drewsteignton. We caught up with him |
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The Joy Collective musing in the woods
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Visual, musical and digital media artists from around the region have joined forces with local choreographers to produce an hour-long live showcase, being premiered at the Exeter Phoenix in November.
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