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An unfamiliar stance on Familiar Substances
Karys Munns explores the transformative quality of dust and pushes the photographic medium, at UCA Farnham. Read on »
Exhibiting away, writing from home
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What's your field of research? ‘Future Archaeology’
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Gerald Curtis on "constructive post-grad limbo thoughts" in Back to School »
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How she did it, Antonia Dewhurst »
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Tom Duggan The anonymous artist »
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By Tiffany Horan
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I met up with my friends at the studio this afternoon to discuss a presentation we’re giving to the group on Monday entitled ‘Artist’s Online’. It was Read on »
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The 62 Group of Textile Artists' celebrates its 50th anniversary with the first of five exhibitions commencing with the Museum of Costume where the artists respond to the collection. www.62group.org.uk Read on »
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By Antonia Dewhurst
What’s Blogging Ever Done For Us? – Antonia Dewhurst
To say that at the beginning of September 2010 I didn’t know what a blog was would be a bit of an exaggeration, but not much of one; I had never read one, let Read on »
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