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2016 has been a monumental year! Without dwelling on Brexit, Trump or funding cuts we’d like to take this opportunity to thank everyone in the city for continuing what we all do best – making Bristol a unique and enduring cultural destination of great dynamism and diversity. Whilst we may or may not have much influence on the bigger global stories unfolding round us, we are always free to express our response to those and more.
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If you were unlucky enough to miss our fourth installment of #DUNEseries then listen back here. We were joined by Bodygurn and special guest Chris Seddon for a masterclass in house, techno and electronica.
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Watch the short film that has been produced in response to Daphne Wright’s Emotional Archaeology exhibition. Featuring the exhibition programmers, curator and makers of the artwork, discussing their perspectives on the artwork and the show.
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Turbo Island takeover! Bringing an eclectic assemblage of sounds, t’shirts and pass the parcel the Turbo Island crew descended on Arnolfini for a night. If you missed it then listen back here.
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Brazilian artist Maria Thereza Alves has been named winner of The New School’s 2016-2018 Vera List Center Prize for Art and Politics by an international jury of artists, curators and scholars.
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A new opportunity for a writer to work at Arnolfini and Spike Island.
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We are incredibly proud to announce that Ben Thomas, Assistant Curator for Learning & Participation at Arnolfini has been awarded The Marsh Award for Excellence in Gallery Education.
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Kate Brindley announces that she will leave Arnolfini in the New Year after three years of service.
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We’re delighted to announce Katrina Naomi as writer-in-residence throughout our ‘Emotional Archaeology’ exhibition.
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Arnolfini is happy to announce that two recipients have now been selected to receive support of £1000 each through the Centre of Moving Image Research & Arnolfini 2016 production bursary scheme.
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Last night at the Natural History Museum, the Art Fund awarded The Victoria and Albert Museum the prestigious Museum of the Year Award 2016. This is the biggest arts award in the UK and the biggest museum prize in the world. V&A will receive £100,000 for demonstrating excellence, innovation and imagination.
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What is the future for the cultural sector in the wake of Brexit?
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