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  • CLAY 17 finds TIM ANDREWS inviting sixteen other ceramic specialists to show at WOODBURY STUDIO GALLERY in Devon between September 18th and October 10th. Always really worth seeing and this year including a talk by our own Andy Christian.

  • PAUL NASH and FAY GODWIN are on exhibition at GRAVES GALLERY Sheffield to 14th November. Moody photographs that hint of the personalities of both of the landscape photographers in this show.    

  • From 30th September 2010 to 16th January 2011, the Tate Modern will host a survey of the work of Paul Gauguin. He was a complex character, full of contradictions and a mixture of the unconventional and the chauvinistic. It will be the first chance to see a big exhibition of this kind for some seventy years. Put it in your diaries!

  • The WELLCOME COLLECTION'S exhibition called ‘SKIN’ runs until the 26th September. Parts of it are disturbing, parts creepy and parts difficult to view. It’s worth putting yourself out to get there though.

  • Jimi Hendrix 40th Anniversary gig with Nigel Kennedy & very special guests!  September 18th 1970 was the last night that Jimi Hendrix ever played on stage. That place was Ronnie Scott's Club, where the legendary guitarist jammed with Eric Burdon's War. For two nights, Hendrix fan and violin virtuoso Nigel Kennedy and friends perform a special gig in tribute ... 17th & 18th Septemver.

  • At Tate Liverpool, 150 of Picasso’s works comprise ‘Picasso, Peace and Freedom’, a fascinating new insight into the artist's life as a tireless political activist and campaigner for peace, and a reminder of the radical stance he took throughout his life. From 21st May until 30th August.

  • FIONA BANNER’S altered hanging aircraft are in the main hall of TATE BRITAIN until 3rd January 2011. They are delightfully out of place and their bird like alterations plus their trajectory make an awe inspiring presence.
     

  • Cumbria's BEST - Orton Farmers' Market has over 35 local farmers, growers, producers & artisan craftsmen and offers a great variety of high quality and speciality local produce and crafts.  There's usually entertainment too. When I told one singer that I liked his music because he sounded like Robert Earl Keen he took it at as a insult (:-(

  • The 2010 Ludlow Marches Food and Drink Festival  takes place on 10-12 September in Ludlow, Shropshire, England, the small town with the large reputation for good food and drink. This year the Festival will feature more than 130 top quality small independent food and drink producers from the Marches, the England-Wales border country, inside Ludlow Castle.