Under the radar

Loretta Braganza made her first pot at the age of 40, its curves inspired by her training in Indian classical bharat natyam dance. Some of her most sinuous ceramics are at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park from 19th March.

Part of the Human Rights Watch film festival, The Refugee All Stars previews at The Ritzy, London, from 20th March. It's the Buena Vista Social Club recast as the true story of six refugee musicians, survivors of the Sierra Leonean civil war, forming a band in exile.

Giovanna Maria Casetta's themes (or even obsessions) of beauty, celebrity and depression come together in her new film, Looking Good, screening at Kettle's Yard, Cambridge, on 24th March.

The German Gym by St Pancras station, London, hosts Vanishing Points, a show about railways, migration and memory, directed by physical theatre darling Simon McBurney and written by Anne Michaels and John Berger, as part of the Berger festival "Here is Where we Meet."

The New Text festival is not, thankfully, another shrine to SMS but an exploration of where poetry meets art. From 19th March, Bury Art Gallery hosts artist Hester Reeves, who will be transcribing Heidegger, alongside Caroline Bergvall's animated ampersands, and more.