After a fantastic couple of weeks ALL2013 draws to a close this Sunday. A huge thank you to all the artists, location owners, committee members and supporters for helping to make it happen and to all the many visitors who have come along to engage with the artworks. It has been a real pleasure to see so many artworks around Cambridge and to see so many interventions in the public domain. If you have yet to pay a visit to Plurabelle Books, we shall have a final late-night opening this Friday 1st November from 4-8pm, so do call in for…

Join us this Thursday at 10am for a 10.30am start for a ‘voyage to the edge of the future’ with the final performance in the series Dystopia: One is not Born a Woman by Erica Böhr at CB2. This will be followed by an informal discussion, so treat yourself to a well-earned brunch and come along for an engaging and forward-thinking morning! Afterwards why not call in next door at Anglia Ruskin University for a last chance to see works by AnnaMaria Kardos, popgrafik and Nastja Sade Ronkko at the Ruskin Corridor, plus a seven-screen video installation by Markus Soukup at the…

Good morning and welcome to the last Wednesday of A:L:L. As we gradually reach our conclusion this Sunday with A Human Chain for Catalonia, there are still several more events and activities taking place around town over the next few days. Call in this morning from 10am -1pm to the Museum of Technology to meet artists Mark Handley and Jackie Chettur. Take a look around the print room and view their labours of love – SSSSH & Co and You Must Have Seen Ethan Frome.