What's On

This is a great opportunity to network with South West based artists for projects & collaborations.

This exhibition is timed to coincide with International Women’s Day and the theme the group have responded to is “a woman who has inspired you”.

Freefall is a youth arts group for young people aged between 13-16 years run by Exeter Phoenix. The group aims to create a space to socialize, share ideas and opinions and develop creative projects together. 

Chantal Powell’s work explores the symbolic language of the unconscious through the lenses of Jungian theory, ancient mythology, and alchemical literature. Employing a variety of materials, including ceramics, glass, and textiles, she bridges psychological processes with archetypal imagery, illuminating the transformative potential of the human psyche.

Hot Flash is a solo exhibition of ceramic sculpture, animation and drawing by Melanie Jackson, that brings together two bodies of recent work, Rouge Flambé and Spekyng Rybawdy, in a pair of installations across Exeter Phoenix’s two gallery spaces. Together, they present us with an assembly of conceptual nomads, drawn from medieval sculptures of dissent; to incendiary (colonial) trading histories; to a fascination with technoscience’s visions and chimeras.

The Devil’s Helix considers a reinterpretation of fossils of the past while questioning the conclusions made of the marks we leave from the future. This digitally manipulated, scaled up iteration of a photographic collage forms part of the artist’s ongoing investigation into future fossils and the implications of human activity on the stratigraphic record.

A monthly evening of have-a-go magic, hosted by spoken word artist and pandemic Bard of Exeter Tim King.

A chance to listen to published poets read from their work and perhaps read two or three of your own. Hosted by Chrissy Banks & Matt Bryden.

Want to vocalise your bare bones vision? Give it a try! Need to stand up and show without a ticketed audience? Go for it! Maybe you would like to hear people read your script out loud? Just ask! New to this and have a curiosity about making something from scratch? Start here!

Exeter Phoenix is a proud supporter of the new talent. New Band Showcase brings you a free event of exciting new artists and bands from the South West.

Designed for new and emerging scriptwriters to push their work to a professional level.

Whether looking to expand a company’s reach or just enhance your own films, adding visual effects and animation can be a great way to drive a message home, bringing a film or video to life and visually articulate your ideas and propositions. Get more out of your brand by integrating video into your marketing or give your own short films a professional and polished finish.

Told in four chapters, to mirror the changing of the seasons, Maura Delpero’s stunningly beautiful and powerful new film takes us into the world of a remote Italian mountain village. It is nearing the end of the Second World War, something that has not really touched this place at all — until now.

I’m Still Here is a powerful adaptation of Marcelo Rubens Paiva’s 2015 memoir, visually beautiful, bringing the texture of the era with 35mm shots and super 8 footage

Becoming Led Zeppelin explores the origins of this iconic group and their meteoric rise in just one year against all the odds.

Brought to you by top Silent Disco purveyors; Silent Social. Grab those headsets, flick that switch, cut some shapes and be prepared to sing your heads off!

This popular Saturday morning group for 8-13 year olds provides fun and detailed exploration of both digital and stop motion animation.

This animation course, designed for autistic young people, with smaller class sizes, explores digital and stop motion animation.

The iconic Let’s Rock Festival brand is launching the UK’s biggest ever daytime retro clubbing event series, ‘Let’s Rock Club Tropicana’.

Work with willow and other materials to weave a sculptural vessel to
use or to display as a decoration.

A city girl, stage name Carmen, makes an exuberant return to her village hometown, but her appearance causes a stir among the locals. Can they adjust to Carmen’s new moral standards?