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2020 Contemporary Welsh Art Exhibition London

by Osian Gwent

This moody landscape appears to fairly simple at first glance. However, the more you look the more emerges. This original oil painting by Osian Gwent will be on show at the 2020 Contemporary Welsh Art Exhibition London.  February 29 – […]

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Women’s Art Activism – Provocation and Politics

by Michelle Baharier

March on March the 8, 1pm 2020 The Personal is Political Bring your handbag/rucksack 1pm statue of Millicent Fawcett Parliament Square, Westminster, London  SW1P 3JX  To celebrate International Women’s Day join Performance Artist Michelle Baharier AKA Michelle Duchamp, Michelle Anglo  @dyslxicRant […]

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30 Paintings in 30 Days, Day 16

by Lynne Forrester

It’s lovely to paint with bright bold colours on a winters day with Storm Dennis whirling around the bay. This makes me think of another sunnier realm where the hues aren’t muted and life seems clear. door#16 (mixed media on […]

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Spin me right round …

by Stuart Mayes

Klas’ opening at Glitter Ball was a great success. The show looks really good and Klas’ blend of technical skill, wit and intelligence gave visitors a lot to engage with. Klas is quick to find ways to speak with people […]

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2020 Contemporary Welsh Art Exhibition London

by Osian Gwent

Osian Gwent is making a return appearance to the Contemporary Welsh Art Exhibition here at the London Welsh Centre. Recent exhibitions include a solo exhibition at the National Assembly for Wales (Senedd) Cardiff.  The National Library of Wales recently requested permission […]

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Conversation

Teaching art classes in USA

by Ian Chadwick

Hi, I’ve been invited by a number of private art studios/establishments to teach. They are offering to pay for flights and accommodation as well as a daily fee. These sessions would only be 5days each and be a total of […]

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Painting….

by Clare Smith

I have been painting as intended, using collage with a history of printed marks on old pieces of work that I have torn up. The Trinity Buoy Wharf drawing prize is off to Leicester Gallery, De Montfort University and will […]

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30 Paintings in 30 Days, Day 15

by Lynne Forrester

door#15 (mixed media on canvas board) Do you think there are doors underwater too? Secret only to those who are land-based, but watery streets and residential clusters on the sea bed. Click here to shop

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30 Paintings in 30 Days, Day 14

by Lynne Forrester

door#14 (mixed media on canvas board) Doors often harbour many story remnants, especially if they bear signs of layers of paint or marks on wood. Think how many snippets the doors you encounter would hear, see or sense just in […]

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DUF: final finale

by Larisa Blazic

Premiere STARTS RESIDENCIES DAYS 2020 – Final Event Friday, February 28 – Sunday, March 1st CENTQUATRE, Paris – FRANCE

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Resource Guide

Budgets

by Cultural Enterprise Office, Counter culture

A budget is an essential tool for any artist planning a new project, making a funding application or drawing up a business plan, while a-n’s Exhibition Payment Guide asks artists to provide a clear exhibition proposal and budget in advance of negotiation. This guide by the Cultural Enterprise Office in Glasgow offers straightforward advice on how to construct and manage a simple budget.

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Resource Guide

Quick guide to proposals

by a-n Resources

a-n’s Exhibition Payment Guide says artists should make sure they provide clear evidence of their work and experience when approaching a gallery with a proposal. This quick guide offers advice on the main areas to consider when developing a proposal, and includes tips on what to include when responding to an approach from a gallery or making a speculative pitch.

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