Art Education
Oxford artist gifts friendship sculpture to Grenoble
An artist has made a sculpture to celebrate the 35th anniversary of twinning between two cities.
Diana Bell’s sculpture, called Reaching Out/Mains Ouvert, is a symbol of the friendship between Oxford and Grenoble, France.
It was created ahead of the anniversary of the signing of Entente Cordiale between Britain and France on 8 April 1904.
Read More: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-oxfordshire-68761581.amp
Art Education
University receives a second stunning and symbolic globe through ground-breaking national arts project
The University of Exeter has received a second poignant art installation in support of a national project that is seeking to redefine how the country understands the Transatlantic Trade in Enslaved Africans and its lasting impact.
The striking globe, called Uncertain Voyage: A Complex Triangle, has been unveiled on the University’s Streatham campus at a special ceremony to mark the occasion, as part of its celebration of Black History Month.
THIS year’s BA (Hons) Photography and BSc (Hons) Visual Effects students from the University of West London in Ealing held their graduate show at the Coningsby Gallery in London’s Fitzrovia.
Photography on display included depictions of night-time walks along the Thames, explorations of cultural heritage, collages of the metropolis and botanical still life
Read More: https://www.ealingtimes.co.uk/news/24403050.central-london-venue-ealing-arts-students-show/
A Paisley woman has turned her back on making a name for herself in fine arts to rebuild the lives of patients who have suffered cancer or trauma.
Danielle Adair is a trainee reconstructive scientist who combines science and art to create lifelike prosthetics for people who have lost body parts through catastrophic illness or injury.
