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It was a wonderful event last night in , creating a safe space for artists to open up and share their resilient journeys...
20/03/2025

It was a wonderful event last night in , creating a safe space for artists to open up and share their resilient journeys, as well as the challenges they face in balancing artistic practice and education.

A big thank you to , , and for hosting such an insightful conversation with .dmk.dmk.dmk.dmk and .

The discussion shed light on the realities of being an artist-educator, the impact of fellowships like the Freelands Studio Fellowship, and the importance of fostering creative exchange within universities. An evening filled with meaningful dialogue, shared experiences, and a strong sense of community.

Looking forward to more! 🎨✨

Exciting News! The Winter Sculpture Park 2025Saturday 1st March - 26th April 2025Opening on Saturday, 1st March 2025, th...
28/02/2025

Exciting News! The Winter Sculpture Park 2025
Saturday 1st March - 26th April 2025

Opening on Saturday, 1st March 2025, the 4th edition of Winter Sculpture Park will transform a neglected area along the River Thames into a vibrant hub for art and nature, featuring 40 sculptures by UK artists over 8 weeks. Visitors can explore 6.5 acres of rewilded landscape, where art interacts with seasonal changes, fostering reflection and community engagement while celebrating the significance of public art during the winter months.

Featured Artists and Opening Performances:

The Winter Sculpture Park 2025 will feature an impressive array of public art and sculpture from a diverse group of artists. Notable contributors include Elliot Macdonald, Maja Novak, Leah Hickey, Sophie Fishel, Poppy Whatmore, Stephanie Douet, Liam Scully, Marcus Orlandi, Peter Fish, Tom Hackett, Tom Witherick, LUAP, Helen K Grant, Eleanor McLean, Alexis Bamforth, Richard Mackness, Prayer Room, Claye Bowler, Joseph ljoyemi, Lorrain Mailer, Jill Laudet, Rachel Irons, Tom Coates, Charlie Franklin, Chanel Vegas, Alegria Repila Smith, Diana Zrnic, Jeremy Wyatt, María C. Cepeda Gnecco, Verity Monroe, Mariusz Wolny, Chloë Louise Lawrence, Ellie Harrison, and Communal Clay.

To celebrate the park’s opening, there will be performances by Emma Louise Moore, Andy Ash, David Sappa, and Tom Hackett, along with Julian Woodcock, creating an engaging atmosphere that highlights the vibrant intersection of art and performance.

Performance Schedule 1st March 2025:

- 12:30 PM - David Sappa
- 1:15 PM - Andy Ash
- 1:45 PM - Emma Louise Moore
- 2:15 PM - Tom Hackett & Julian Woodcock
- 4:15 PM - Chanel Vegas

The Winter Sculpture Park 2025 will be a celebration of creativity and community, inviting visitors to explore the connection between art and nature. With amazing sculptures and an engaging atmosphere, it promises to inspire dialogue about the role of public art in urban spaces, making it a transformative experience not to be missed!

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Wonderful news! ✨ Lubaina Himid , Zanzibar-born British artist and curator, and a pioneer of the Black British art move...
25/02/2025

Wonderful news! ✨

Lubaina Himid , Zanzibar-born British artist and curator, and a pioneer of the Black British art movement, has been selected to represent the UK at the 61st Venice Biennale in 2026. .art.biennale

Renowned for her work on race, identity, and historical erasure, Himid has dedicated her career to reclaiming overlooked narratives and amplifying marginalized African voices. She made history in 2017 as the first Black woman and the oldest recipient of the Turner Prize and now follows in the footsteps of Sonia Boyce, becoming only the second Black woman to represent the UK at the Biennale.

Notable Works:
Le Rodeur Series (2016) – Explores the lasting trauma of the transatlantic slave trade.
Naming the Money (2004) – A striking installation of 100 life-size figures representing Black individuals in 18th-century Europe, reclaiming their erased identities.

Before Venice: Upcoming Exhibition
Ahead of the Biennale, Himid is curating “Connecting Thin Black Lines 1985-2025” (June 24 – Sept 7, 2025) at ICA London . The show revisits her groundbreaking 1985 exhibition of young Black and Asian women artists, now established figures in contemporary art. Featuring fresh commissions and works spanning four decades, this exhibition will highlight the continued evolution of their contributions.

Exciting times ahead as Himid prepares to bring her vision to Venice 2026! Stay tuned for more updates. 🔥

Image 1. Edmund Blok/Hull UK City of Culture/PA
Image 2. Naming the Money, 2004. Installation view, Navigation Charts, Spike Island, Bristol, 2017. Photograph: Stuart Whipps.
Image 3. Naming the Money (2004). Installation view, Spike Island, Bristol (2017). Copyright Lubaina Himid. Image copyright Spike Island and photographer Stuart Whipps. 
Image 4. Le Rodeur: Exchange (2016), Copyright the artist and Hollybush Gardens, London.
Image 5.By Katherine Anne Rose.

The 19th edition of Contemporary Istanbul (CI) underscores Istanbul’s rapid rise as a global cultural and art market hu...
03/11/2024


The 19th edition of Contemporary Istanbul (CI) underscores Istanbul’s rapid rise as a global cultural and art market hub. Held at Tersane Istanbul from 24th – 27th October 2024, this event draws international attention with its vibrant mix of Turkish and global contemporary art, highlighting over 800 works by 503 artists from 50 galleries across 14 countries. The fair places particular emphasis on Spanish and Latin American art, celebrating cross-cultural partnerships that deepen Istanbul’s connectivity within the global art landscape.

This year’s CI has introduced innovative exhibitions that bridge the local with the global. The Born in the Seventies section, curated by Juan Manuel with support from Spain’s Ambassador to Turkey, showcases works from 15 Spanish galleries, reflecting Spain’s dynamic artistic evolution and its resonance with Turkish art audiences. This blend of tradition and innovation underscores the fair’s cross-cultural mission and highlights the role of international partnerships, positioning Istanbul as a crucial site for artistic dialogue.

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Please check the link below to read more.
https://bluerhino.art/contemporary-istanbul-2024-the-future-of-art-unveiled-through-ai-sculptures-and-cross-cultural-showcases/

The 19th edition of Contemporary Istanbul (CI) underscores Istanbul’s rapid rise as a global cultural and art market hu...
03/11/2024


The 19th edition of Contemporary Istanbul (CI) underscores Istanbul’s rapid rise as a global cultural and art market hub. Held at Tersane Istanbul from 24th – 27th October 2024, this event draws international attention with its vibrant mix of Turkish and global contemporary art, highlighting over 800 works by 503 artists from 50 galleries across 14 countries. The fair places particular emphasis on Spanish and Latin American art, celebrating cross-cultural partnerships that deepen Istanbul’s connectivity within the global art landscape.

This year’s CI has introduced innovative exhibitions that bridge the local with the global. The Born in the Seventies section, curated by Juan Manuel with support from Spain’s Ambassador to Turkey, showcases works from 15 Spanish galleries, reflecting Spain’s dynamic artistic evolution and its resonance with Turkish art audiences. This blend of tradition and innovation underscores the fair’s cross-cultural mission and highlights the role of international partnerships, positioning Istanbul as a crucial site for artistic dialogue.

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Please check the link below to read more.
https://bluerhino.art/contemporary-istanbul-2024-the-future-of-art-unveiled-through-ai-sculptures-and-cross-cultural-showcases/

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