Art

The free show, called Chasing Home, was held in Guildhall.

This is the 12th year in a row that artist Cary Outis has been involved in creating a work of art out of the box.

Titled Swaggering down the Steps, the illustration shows Mr Toad clad in motoring attire meeting Ratty, Badger and Mole.

The artist was awarded for her work which honours the Windrush generation and explores the Covid pandemic.

The popular yearly event is organised by Cambridge Past Present and Future (PPF) and Cambridge Curiosity and Imagination (CCI).

The picturesque University of Cambridge building was transformed as part of the Cambridge Music Festival.

The anonymous artists have created ten new miniature portals for the public to find in hidden locations around the Grand Arcade.

it is running as part of Cambridge Music Festival.

It was created by Dr Peter Wothers and George Trenins.

An interview with curator Dr Richard Kelleher.

The event is a celebration of young artistic talent from the UK, featuring 22 artists aged 18 to 32.

A new exhibition at the Scott Polar Museum in Cambridge showcases the art from a new graphic novel on the dramatic tale by a former Disney animator.

The Cambridge Independent is proud to support the competitions.

The pop-up installation can be found at the Church of St John the Evangelist in Waterbeach.

He will paint while the orchestra plays Holst.

Carol’s sculptures are intensely personal works of art, and explore themes of identity and the human condition.

John Holder ‘played first set with Pete Sayers’ before marathon illustrative contribution

Works by Christopher Farrell, Nicholas Herbert, Boo Mitford, Sally Moore, and William Balthazar Rose all feature.

It’s Not About the Gallery showcases work by 10 MA fine art and MA printmaking students from the Cambridge School of Art.

It marks 30 years of creative practice.