Are you / do you know a venue with a 50-100 seat studio that may wish to programme a show that @edfringe critics called sharp, surreal, compassionate, moving, profound, funny, spellbinding and electric, from an English Wes Anderson?
Who Here's Lost? is bookable for 2023:
Exeter Geography is devastated by the sad news of the sudden and unexpected death of our dear friend and enormously respected and valued colleague, Clive Barnett, Professor of Geography and Social Theory. Our thoughts go out to his close friends and family. We miss him.
#Dartmoor at its finest today warrants Unsuitable Dog Walk Attire festooned in floral #embroidery by Rebé. They embellished this Vilmiron gown by #Dior in 1952, studded with flowers much like the turf of the moor sprinkled with tormentil, lousewort and heath bedstraw @metmuseum
After months of enforced hibernation, you venture into Exeter, and discover an unexpected version of ‘new normal’ - a real independent bookstore in a town jammed with students and academics... Very Heaven. #bookbag#bookbagexeter @malcolmrichards https://t.co/RLTe0tuY5a
Could you adopt? Our simple interactive quiz takes you through the first steps of the adoption assessment process...
https://t.co/bxig5Q18nk
#adoption#youcanadopt
Astor Piazzolla - born 11.3.1921 - was the beast of the bandoneón. He transformed tango music and he did it pretty much alone. My homage for the Guardian on his centennial - and 20 songs to transport you to the tangopolis. #piazzolla#piazzolla100
https://t.co/9lrQIpAwM3
It's nearly time for Artist Textiles: Picasso to Warhol!
Tomorrow at 1pm, join Head of Exhibitions Dennis Nothdruft and guest curators Geoffrey Rayner and Richard Chamberlain, to trace the history of 20th century art in textiles.
Book your £5 ticket: https://t.co/qvfiKq7dDm
🎵Here comes the bride. All dressed in white....🎵
Did you know that white wedding dresses became popular after Queen Victoria wore the colour for her wedding to Prince Albert in 1840. Have a look through some of our favourite dresses
Which is your favourite?
♻️ Czech artist #VeronikaRichterova creates new life from repurposed plastic PET bottles.
✂️ Using various methods of cutting, heating, & assemblage to build colourfully translucent forms, she has collected over 3,000 bottles from 76 countries. 👏
📸 Michal Cihlář