Independent Cinema for Everyone

This workshop offers an opportunity to experiment with several alternative techniques to produce a photographic image. At least one of the processes will be entirely organic, using materials such as flowers and vegetables to replace the chemicals use...

We are delighted to host this live cinema and music performance by Imperfect Cinema and the Imperfect Cinema Orchestra. Tamar is a 30 minute film commissioned by the River Tamar Project, directed by Allister Gall.

This Symposium, hosted by Plymouth Arts Centre and Fotonow CIC, explores climate change and art.

Acclaimed photographer James Balog was once a sceptic about climate change. But through his Extreme Ice Survey, he discovers undeniable evidence of our changing planet.

If you are aged between 14 and 18 years and interested in art, photography and the environmental future of our planet, then take part in this week-long project. You will meet people with similar interests, have fun, meet artists and gain new skills.

Enjoy cinema this Autumn in impressive and distinctive surroundings as part of the Walk On Film project. Film gems will be screened in three of Plymouth’s secret spaces, giving you the chance to experience cinema in an unusual and fun way.