Highlights

Alongside Richard Long’s major new solo exhibition at Arnolfini, the artist will create a new work on The Downs in Clifton. Boyhood Line, 2015, is made from white limestone and traces a ‘desire line’ footpath, close to Ladies Mile, that has been made over many months by people walking across the Downs.

The Gain Line is a moving-image installation by artist Ravi Deepres, coinciding with the Rugby World Cup. The title refers to an invisible line on the rugby field that measures teams’ forward progress and their territorial advantage over their opponents. Throwing their bodies into the fray to surpass it, and putting their bodies on the line to protect it, players attach inordinate importance to getting beyond this symbolic threshold on the pitch.

Join the Architecture Centre to create your own small-scale construction project. Inspired by micro architecture projects this drop-in workshop will encourage the designers and interior architects of the future to model their own ‘snug’ homes.

Join Victoria Art Gallery in conversation about Merilyn Fairskye’s engaging photographic and video practice that explores notions of time, identity and place. By investigating the role of digital media in understanding our changing relationship to environment, she gives us pause for reflection on the contemporary challenges faced amid technological advances and globalization.

Join Watershed as they celebrate this quintessentially British tradition by flipping it on its head. Dancing shoes at the ready for this tea dance with a difference. Suitable for all the family.

HO-ST is a party project; an exercise in art and hospitality; a platform for display. Join them, and their guests, for a special art weekend celebration.