The protesters plan to go inside the Arnolfini at 4.45pm where they plan on bringing art supplies to sew, knit, paint, doodle and crochet or just sit. So far 50 people have responded to the event.

A Bristol venue has now said its decision to cancel two events in the Bristol Palestine Film Festival was 'wrong'. The Arnolfini had axed the events over initial concerns that they could be perceived ...

Shocked and saddened Arnolfini can’t present this work. The larger an institution is, (UWE) , often the more risk averse they become. Great that other arts organisations in Bristol are stepping up .

More than 1,000 cultural figures—including the artists Ben Rivers, Brian Eno and Tai Shani—are refusing to work with the Arnolfini contemporary arts centre in Bristol, UK, after the ...

Back in 1975, Arnolfini was an oasis amid a no man’s land of derelict wharfs and decaying warehouses – redundant relics of Bristol’s distant heyday as one of the world’s great ports.

Richard Long's exhibition at the Arnolfini traces his oeuvre from 1967 to the present, encompassing the variety of media the Bristol-born artist works with.

The Arnolfini was set up as a centre for contemporary arts in Bristol in 1961, and its current location is inside a 19th-century, Grade II-listed harbourside warehouse.

A sit-in protest is set to take place on Friday at the Arnolfini following the venue's decision to axe two events that were part of the Bristol Palestine Film Festival. The Bristol cultural centre ...

The Arnolfini received backlash when it cancelled two events in the Bristol Palestine Film Festival which had been scheduled to take place on December 2, 2023 devonlive Load mobile navigation News ...