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News; Heads and Hands and…
Creativity as a force knows no boundaries; it’s a gift which channels itself through you to explode via whichever medium…
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Design: Orozco’s Garden and The Hive At Kew
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Worldly; Art in Aktion
Art
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TRIM; Artistic Nature
Have you ever heard about Topiary? This type of art is really famous but ironically, its name is not. So…
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TRIM; Morag Keil’s Cacophony
“Morag Keil: Moarg Kiel” is the first major solo exhibition in the UK at the ICA by Scottish, London-based artist,…
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TRIM; Islamic Geometric Art
Unlike Christian art, which routinely displays elaborate visions of holy figures and grandiose scenes of biblical or spiritual nature, artworks…
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ROOTS; Rivalries among artists
John Constable, ‘Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows’ (1831) When we think about great artists from the past, we don’t immediately…
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ROOTS; Healing Through Creativity
Chloe E. Williams Is it possible to find beauty in the aftermath of tragedy? Creativity is often a path towards…
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ROOTS; Creative Photography
As an art form and a medium for creative expression, photography is rooted in far more than what can be…
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ROOTS; From Humble Beginnings
Chloe E. Williams Did you know that Some Like it Hot, Double Indemnity and Sunset Boulevard are just three of…
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ROOTS; Crafty Inspiration
If the word ‘crafts’ conjures up images of the W.I, matchstick cathedrals and felt purses, think again. Humans have been…
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ROOTS; Rootless Expressions
If you were asked to picture a face, what kind of a face would you picture? When we are asked…
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ROOTS; Fernand Léger’s New Exposition at Tate Liverpool
Fernand Léger, a painter, sculptor, filmmaker and trendsetter, was best known for his influence on cubism and pop-art. He is…
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ROOTS; The Artist and the Lobster
Hunt Paintings – Boar Hunt II He became an artist when he became a lobster. That’s how Philip Colbert put…
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icon: Art of a Spiritual Era.
A noew exhibition of work by the acclaimed Chinese contemporary artist Dachan has been announced which is his first in…
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ICON; News at Turner Prize
The Turner Prize has returned to Tate Britain for its 34th edition. The prestigious prize is awarded by a jury…
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Sterling; The city that never sleeps?
InHere Meditation Pods All too accustomed to our urban pods, taking the form of tube carriages, buses, cars, lifts, these…
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Sterling: Cent’s Modern Couples
On the 10th October 2018, the Barbican opened its doors once again to the public to showcase their new exhibition…
Sterling: The Best of Contemporary Art in The Secret Postcard Auction
Original artworks are so often only affordable for the select few – art connoisseurs and collectors, galleries and the wealthy elite….
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Sterling: A View to Remember
Artist Maggie Hambling has mentioned in the past that people find her terrifying ..maybe a more accurate description would be…