Karo Plovers Ptaszkowska: Energy Flows Where Attention Goes
Nov
9
to Nov 16

Karo Plovers Ptaszkowska: Energy Flows Where Attention Goes

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Exhibition

9th - 16th November

Karo Plovers Ptaszkowska’s solo show features a selection of paintings and textiles from her new series, as well as found objects from her short stay in Stroud. The works explore forms as points, where apparent known forces meet invisible, spiritual ones, suggesting that reality is shaped by the interaction of these forces.

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Cosmo Sheldrake
Oct
12
7:30 PM19:30

Cosmo Sheldrake

Live Music

Saturday 12th October

Cosmo’s music ranges widely from celebratory anthems to soulful elegies to riotous party numbers, to sparse electronic production, to haunting polyphonic songs that have grown out of field recordings of birds, whales, fish, frogs, and fungi, and more.

With support from Daniel Inzani.

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Charlotte Aiken: Beyond Reach
Sep
27
to Oct 6

Charlotte Aiken: Beyond Reach

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Exhibition

27th September - 6th October

Charlotte Aiken presents a solo exhibition of paintings exploring her fascination with cloud formations and our connection to the natural world. Through her distinct perspective, Charlotte experiences a world that feels excessively exposed and vivid. Each piece captures a fleeting moment, an experience that will never be the same again.

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Paul Purgas: Subcontinental Synthesis
Sep
22
1:00 PM13:00

Paul Purgas: Subcontinental Synthesis

Hidden Notes Festival: Book Talk

Sunday 22nd September

Subcontinental Synthesis explores the history of India’s first electronic music studio. The essays and writings unravel the narrative and context surrounding the studio as well as the work of the Indian composers who created groundbreaking recordings during its four years of activity.

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Ben Murphy: Ears to the Ground
Sep
21
2:30 PM14:30

Ben Murphy: Ears to the Ground

Hidden Notes Festival: Book Talk

Saturday 21st September

Ears To The Ground explores how electronic music producers and sound artists use field recordings and samples to document their environments. Author Ben Murphy takes you on a journey to discover how field recordings can create context, emotion, atmosphere, humour and meaning - and examine the most pressing topics of our times.

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Ritu Sood: Post Trauma
Sep
12
to Sep 21

Ritu Sood: Post Trauma

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Exhibition

12th - 21st September

The essence of Ritu Sood’s paintings is that human experience is shareable. In ‘Post Trauma’, solitary life size figures rest in expanses of seductive colour. They act as ‘portals’ to collective emotional experience. This is a sister project to ‘The Wisdom of Trauma’ shown at The Stroud Film Festival.

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JOICEY CLUB
Sep
7
to Sep 8

JOICEY CLUB

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Music

Saturday 7th September

Hot off the summer festival scene Joicey will be bringing you the energy with bouncy afro beat, electro, house, global bass rhythms and more. 

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Suzy Crossley: Red and the Sensational
Aug
9
to Aug 18

Suzy Crossley: Red and the Sensational

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Exhibition

9th - 18th August

Suzy Crossley’s first solo show pulls together a new body of work fabricated since moving back to Stroud, Gloucestershire, where the artist grew up. Sensitive, intimate abstract paintings comprise an exploration of colour, texture and scale. The works deliver cathartic release to viewer and artist.

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Rex Birchmore: Crab Museum
Jul
30
to Aug 5

Rex Birchmore: Crab Museum

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Exhibition

30th July - 5th August

The Crab Museum. Inside you will find paintings, drawings, sculptures and most importantly crab specimens found washed up and Respectfully preserved. No monocles, no pipes! I collect beach plastic as a trade and this is incorporated into my art. This is perpetual absurdity and that's 'why crabs, Rex?'

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