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We won’t exhaust you needlessly, with the endless reasons why you should follow the link below and sign. They are obvious. Save Art History A-Level
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Tagged A-Level, art history, AS Level, College, Education, History of Art, Petition, Sixth form
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Suspended Accounts | The Mosaic Rooms
Identity has often been a topic for discussion amongst artists of Palestinian origin since the establishment of Israel and the long and complex political history that has followed in its aftermath. The likes of late poet Mahmoud Darwish whose exile … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Bashar Khalaf, Iman Al Sayed, Installation, Israel, london, Middle East, Noor Abuarafeh, painting, Palestine, Sliman Mansour, The Mosaic Rooms
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Wild Things | W3 Gallery
West London’s unassuming W3 Gallery will be showcasing the work of illustrator Misha Zaccour in February. The artist and curator are also inviting families with young children to their drop in art education workshops, giving little artists a chance to … Continue reading
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Tagged Acton, Anthropomorphic, art, art education, art workshops, children, Ealing, exhibition, families, Misha Zaccour, things to do, W3 Gallery, West London, when humans go wild
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Lining Up | The London Illustration Fair
Graphic Designer and Illustrator Misha Zaccour invited spilt to join her at The London Illustration Fair to check out the talent and overdose on creativity. Fifteen illustrators have been selected by the organisation’s panel of judges to showcase and sell their … Continue reading
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Tagged Alice Tams, art, Ben Rothery, Christmas, Dan Hillier, drawing, east london, etching, Hannah Coates, Hoxton Arches, illustration, ink, Jonny Glover, LIF, limited edition, linocut, Lucille Clerc, Matieu Zanellato, Misha Zaccour, pencil, print, review, screen print, shoreditch, The London Art Fair, the london illustration fair
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Re-creating Recreation | Philippa Found
Director of Rollo Contemporary Art Gallery in London and Curator of The Body in Women’s Art Now series; Philippa Found (joined by featured artist; Helen Carmel Benigson) took some time out to answer a few questions for spilt about her … Continue reading
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Tagged Anne-Marie Scheilner, Blurring the Line, Caroline Halliday, exhibition, feminism, feminist, Francesca Woodman, Gazira Babeli, Ghada Amer, Helen Carmel Benigson, Hip Hop, interview, Jessica Lagunas, Miri Segal, New Feminisms, opening night, Philippa Found, Pipilotti Rist, Princess Belsize Dollar, ReCreation, Rollo Art Gallery, Sarah Lederman, Second Life, technology, The Body in Women's Art Now, tracey emin, video art, virtual reality, Whak!, women artists
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Making New Waves | Kentaro Yamada and Ronin Cho
Originating in the Far East but living and working in London, artists Ronin Cho and Kentaro Yamada sit in The Woodmill’s studio discussing tea, shiny things and the relationship between technology and craftsmanship in art. s|A: Can you give spilt three … Continue reading
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Tagged 3-D, art, east west, far east, Fluxus, Japan, Kentaro Yamada, Korea, london, Marcel Duchamp, new media, Ronin Cho, sculpture, technology, The Woodmill, video art, Yoko Ono
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WAR | When the Personal Becomes Political
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Tagged adrian piper, art, art history, feminist, film, guerilla girls, judy chicago, lynn hersman leeson, marcia tucker, miriam shapiro, moma, politics, second wave, war, women art revolution, women's lib
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Wax On | Ann Winder-Boyle
For those of you who don’t know about her already, Ann Winder-Boyle began working as an artist after having found her father’s old childhood books and other items such as inscribed letters and photographs, following her mother’s death. These very … Continue reading
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Tagged anne winder-boyle, artist, books, children, collage, exhibition, illustration, mixed-media, nostalgia, post-modern
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400 Women | Tamsyn Challenger
Collaborating with Amnesty International, Tamsyn Challenger has organised an exhibition by 200 artists in response to the murders of thousands of women in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, “the most violent zone in the world outside of declared war zones”, synonymous with … Continue reading
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Tagged 400 women, art, day of dead, ellen mara de wachter, exhibition, feminist, lise bjorne linnert, london, mexico, painting, paula rego, retablo, shoreditch, tamsyn challenger, tracey emin, uk
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