Two artists from the Living Too Late collective – Ollie Smith and Mark Elliot Smith – will show their latest paintings from 2021-2022.
Mark continues his exploration into the emotional effect of colour and form, while Ollie has fun playing with our design for meaning, challenging us to question our own experiences, both real and fantasy.
This is being shown at Centrespace Gallery in Bristol, from 25th February to 2nd March.
The show, “Dreams, Jams, Fuel” is their first exhibition in Bristol as a collective and will be open from 10.30am to 6.00pm daily. Free entry.
Private View Fri 25th February, 6.00-10.00pm
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Creative industry events in and around Bristol
Energising Creative Apprenticeships
10am
-12pm
Engine Shed, Station Approach, Redcliffe, BS1 6QH
Roundtable
This event is for anyone actively involved in talent development and apprenticeships in the creative industries. Join for free on 8th October!
It will be a combination of talk and discussion slots, facilitated by Paul Appleby – Director of VID and advisor to Bristol Creative Industries, Creative UK and the Social Mobility Commission.
Skills for Translation in the Creative Industries
12pm
-1.30pm
Online
Focus Group
Are you an interpreter or translator? As part of the Local Skills Improvement Plan for West of England and North Somerset, Business West would like to invite you to join an interactive, online focus group discussing what skills are needed for translation.
PANEL: Setting the future vision of Creative Technology in the South West
12.45pm
-2pm
Motion, 74-78 Avon Street, Bristol, BS2 0PX
Panel Discussion
Join this engaging and interactive panel discussion that will set the direction for the South West as a global leader in creative technology.
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