Art
My Family’s Immigration Story
My family has benefited, and been formed in part, due to immigration mainly through my mother’s family. Here is my family’s story.
Resolve: A Creative Approach to the Circular Economy – Exhibition Review
I recently went to an exhibition called ‘Resolve: A Creative Approach to the Circular Economy’ on March 5th 2022.
The unconventional appeal of everyday objects- Interview with the artist Helen Grundy
The first artist from the exhibition that I will feature is Helen Grundy.
At the exhibition, there were three of Helen’s artworks on display – part of a series called ‘FEARMAIL’. For the series, Helen has used envelopes to create collages, I found this quite interesting because it is something that I have never come across before in art.
The values of freedom in art- Ai Weiwei the ceaseless voice for the voiceless.
The traditions of a fading society, the roots of ancient history weaving itself with the rich and dynamic imaginaries of the contemporary world.
‘Hydro – Solar – Wind’ – Interview with artist Sarah Calmus
The second artist from the exhibition that I am writing an article about is Sarah Calmus.
Sarah’s work at the exhibition was called ‘Hydro – Solar – Wind’ (2020), a video piece that incorporated data on renewable energy.
Art and Culture
My Family’s Immigration Story
The values of freedom in art- Ai Weiwei the ceaseless voice for the voiceless.
The traditions of a fading society, the roots of ancient history weaving itself with the rich and dynamic imaginaries of the contemporary world.
by Joana Alarcão
‘Hydro – Solar – Wind’ – Interview with artist Sarah Calmus
The second artist from the exhibition that I am writing an article about is Sarah Calmus.
Sarah’s work at the exhibition was called ‘Hydro – Solar – Wind’ (2020), a video piece that incorporated data on renewable energy.
by Emma Thomson
The unconventional appeal of everyday objects- Interview with the artist Helen Grundy
The first artist from the exhibition that I will feature is Helen Grundy.
At the exhibition, there were three of Helen’s artworks on display – part of a series called ‘FEARMAIL’. For the series, Helen has used envelopes to create collages, I found this quite interesting because it is something that I have never come across before in art.
by Emma Thomson