This season all Arts Institute events are free to access online from the safety of your home. Check out our recommendations for younger audiences from the current programme.
The Levinsky Gallery unfortunately remains temporarily closed until further notice in line with government guidelines regarding COVID-19.
29 September 2020–24 January 2021
When confronted with large bodies of water, a duality is often experienced: we are in fact at once attracted to but also frightened by the unknown.
New York-based artist Kehinde Wiley's mode of enquiry, and his interest in the portrayal and modulation of power will be explored through the works on show, which also include paintings and sculpture. The exhibition aims to investigate the ways in which the artist masterfully uses traditional representation to challenge power relations and art historical norms. Curated by The Box
in partnership with
The Arts Institute and Royal Museums Greenwich.
Join us for a series of interesting live-streamed musical evenings featuring performances and informal conversations with Dr Robert Taub, Music Director at The Arts Institute and guests.
Coming soon:
19 February 2021
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Oboist Katherine Bryer will perform solo works from a repertoire which spans several centuries.
4 March 2021 | A special Music Forum with internationally acclaimed
composer Jonathan Dawe as part of our Beethoven: Innovator festival.
9 April 2021 | James Barron, New York Times reporter and author of Piano: The Making of a Steinway Concert Grand, shows us how a Steinway piano is made, live from New York.
Silence Between Waves is a film performed by a cast of three exceptional Singaporean dancers shot on Torbay's scenic Berry Head.
Taking inspiration from the headland's views and environment and with a soundscape featuring recorded local stories by Torbay's Sound Communities. Silence Between Waves frames a conversation through movement and sound, connecting two countries and places across the sea by reflecting on home and far away. This film features a powerful international ensemble as a metaphor for how our oceans and dance share worldwide connectivity and sentiment.
Premiered on 7 October 2020, now available on YouTube
The Arts Institute, Roland Levinsky Building, University of Plymouth, PL4 8AA
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