About Caerbladon’s new premises at 24 High Street, Malmesbury

View one of Kialy’s stunning animated films exploring LGBTQIA+ identity in the Cameroonian community

Mosa (film curator) has worked with Aaron (visual designer) to develop a multimedia creative digital journal to document and share Mosa’s findings from an archive film research trip to Africa and Paris.

Watch HAM’s creative process in the creation of his new digital painting MOTHERLAND

Caerbladon offers a festival round-up for Pride of Place Malmesbury

A British-born Cameroonian visual artist with a textiles background working with animation and sound to explore representation of queer Cameroonian identity

Gill Hackett is a maker of papier mâché vessels. She lives and works in Horsley Gloucestershire, England.

For me, painting is a therapeutic practice; an act of sensory self-expression which gives my soul a voice.

My work draws on memories and more recent encounters with the landscape and natural habitats found in Wiltshire

This podcast is about ‘Malmesbury Remembered in Art’, part of the In Living Memory project, recorded at the Show and Tell event at the Rausing Building in November 2022

My working process is driven by discovery rather than plan. This often starts when I find, by chance, an object, place, image or situation which resonates in some as yet indefinable way

Through the New Narratives programme, the British Council has opened up a future facing dialogue between young creatives and representative organisations in Africa and the UK

I find myself drawn to a notion of a ‘sense of place’ whereby my physical experiences alongside more metaphorical aspects take me on a journey of discover

Watercolour painting is a joy and it can transport me to another world

Paul Lewis is an artist who works in watercolour and oils, specialising in landscape painting

Cynthia Sitei is the curator of the More Than a Number exhibition of photography from ten African Countries

“I’m a contemporary glass artist and use fusing and slumping to complement traditional methods of glassworking”

“I am truly passionate about glass. Its colour, vibrancy and as the basis of my creative work. The glass I most love to use is the bright, intensely coloured Dichroic glass”

Photographer Cesar Dezfuli introduces Passengers, a project tracing the fortunes of 118 young men who in 2016 were rescued from an overloaded dinghy floating off the coast of Libya and who since then are seeking refuge in Europe.

I am an artist based near Malmesbury where I work from my green roofed studio built using reclaimed wood. My work explores the landscape and the vegetation that lies within its perimeter.