Cornuto 26 March 8-9pm Cornuto, a one night only performance: a long and silent love affair; a brief and noisy spectacle. Central-Reservation announces the opening of a new temporary project space in Bristol, UK dedicated to the support, production and presentation of contemporary visual arts. Central-Reservation, 15-19 Stokes Croft, Bristol, BS1 3PY

26 March – 23 April 2010 Mon-Sat, 10:00 – 18:00 at The Delfina Foundation Artist talk: 8 April 2010, 19:00 – 20:00 Nathaniel Rackowe in conversation with Jon Wood (Henry Moore Institute) rsvp to info@delfinafoundation.com essential Produced during his residency in Beirut, Nathaniel Rackowe’s new works have developed from his growing appreciation of the architectural forms and [...]

Fifty-five artists, including painters and printmakers, textile and jewellery designers, ceramicists, furniture makers, photographers and sculptors, will welcome visitors into their studio spaces. Most studios can be reached on foot, which also makes this event a great way to spend a leisurely weekend exploring the historic city of York. Dates & times: Friday 16 April 6pm [...]

Jessica Warboys creates a new set for the presentation of her theatrical film work. Using film, painting, sound and props, the vast gallery space becomes the stage for a performance combining various elements from her films. For ‘Ballad of the Green Hoop’ Warboys presents a new film and installation work with musical accompaniment made in [...]

Coinciding with the Cheltenham Festival – a time of celebration and entertainment for Irish race enthusiasts – is a celebration of contemporary Irish art at the Red Rag Gallery in Stow on the Wold, from 15 March. The Red Rag Gallery art exhibition features the work of 8 contemporary Irish artists, whose contributions span a range [...]

Monday 16th March, 6.30 – 8.30pm Picture This, Free Entry Event-Site: Screenings on The Place of Artists’ Cinema – a one-night event including a talk by Maeve Connolly and screening programme featuring works by Michelle Deignan, desperate optimists, Laura Horelli, Isaac Julien, Bea McMahon and Alexandra Navratil. Supported by Culture Ireland. Artists’ film and video has been marked [...]