Molly created the interior design for sustainability and cost-of-living initiative The Prom Cellar, where Year 11 students can buy a prom outfit for only £20
Molly Sullivan, a third-year BA (Hons) Interior Design and Styling student at Arts University Plymouth, has helped with the launch of the hugely successful project The Prom Cellar, run by Millfields Trust.
Plymouth Arts Cinema is one of more than 200 independent cinemas across England being supported this Christmas with £16 million in grants from the Government’s £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund, allocated by the BFI. It has been awarded £47,419, which will help the organization through to March 2021, after a very difficult year and months of closure due to Covid-19.
Film director Ben Wheatley will visit Plymouth Arts Centre on January 26th to introduce his all-guns-blazing bullet opera Free Fire and will run an audience Q & A after the film.
Ben Wheatley (Down Terrace, Kill List, A Field in England, High-Rise, Sightseers) is one of the most exciting directors working in the world of independent cinema and this preview screening gives Plymouth...
Dr Sarah Chapman, Director of Peninsula Arts, Plymouth University
Malcolm Le Grice moved from painting into film and installation as a way of extending the experience and two dimensionality of the canvas. Join Dr Sarah Chapman, Director of Peninsula Arts, for an introduction into what is known as the expanded field of painting, alongside a look at the interplay between Le Grice’s ‘graphic works’ and moving image installations.
Dr Kayla Parker, Lecturer in Media Arts, Plymouth University
As an artist film-maker, Le Grice places the central focus on the material properties and effects of technologies themselves, placing the role of the audience to the foreground. Dr Kayla Parker, Lecturer in Media Arts and convener of the Moving Image Arts (MIA) research group at Plymouth University, explores the legacy of Le Grice’s dynamic practice, which continually transforms itself as he reworks the past to reimagine possible futures.
Ben Borthwick, Artistic Director at Plymouth Arts Centre
The history of Avant-gardes is usually separated into art genres and while this makes for tidy narratives, the reality is that Avant-garde artists have always taken a more chaotic and expansive approach. Ben Borthwick, Artistic Director at Plymouth Arts Centre, will discuss how the social relationships between artists, musicians and others, results in interdisciplinary thinking and experimental breakthroughs.
International shorts are brought back for a second year at Plymouth's Film Festival.
Saturday evening includes a preview screening of Dartmoor Killing, followed by a Q & A session, the Awards Ceremony and networking party.
Sunday afternoon includes a filmmaking workship by screenwriter, Robin Mukherjee. Categories include Fiction, Animation, Comedy, Student, Documentary and South West.
For more information:
Plymouth Arts Centre, 38 Looe Street, Plymouth PL4 0EB
For our Bringing In Baby session we will be screening Kill Your Darlings.
These film screenings are for parents, grandparants and carers of babies to enjoy a selection of our films without having to worry about baby making too much noise! Why not pre-order a Cinema Lunch for £10 including a cinema ticket, Panini sandwich and hot drink to enjoy in the café before the film
Please note that only adults with a baby under 12 months will be admitted.
The Eddystone Trust has occupied offices next to Plymouth Arts Centre in Looe Street since 1995, and in 2012 they celebrated their 25th anniversary.
The Trust is an independent HIV and sexual health organisation providing information, training and support across the South West. They have obtained funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund to explore the stories of those affected by HIV in the past and present and how medical advances in the last four decades have changed lives.
An archival exhibition will open on Sunday 1 December (World AIDS Day) and will run for one...
