The experience and process of street art can even become cathartic for a population frequently misrepresentedAbril Duarte-Gonzalez for Varsity Colombia’s sprawling mega-capital, Bogotá – where I spent much of my childhood – is covered in graffiti. When I told my family about the prospect of writing this article, I was warned not to give Colombia
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An narrow alleyway in Newark turned art gallery will see a community exhibition focused on art, nature, and wellbeing hosted there this weekend. Narrowly Newark, on Wood Street, is run by artists, photographers and poets Sasha Silberman-Hanks and Callum Harrison. Over June 22 and 23, the gallery will see the launch of the duo’s next
This will take place on Thursday, June 26, from 11.30am to 2.30pm, at Yeovil Art Space, in the Quedam Centre. The group is made up of women who are learning English as a second language and are keen to showcase their progress at the event after being tutored by Helen Patuc. They will host a
Held at SGS College’s Stroud campus from June 9 to June 13, the event featured the best works of art from students at different levels and courses. This year, for the first time, pieces from the 14 to 16-year-old SGS Create cohort were included, alongside pieces by Level 1 -3, Access to HE, and adult
The event is set to take place on Saturday, August 2. The aim of the festival is to showcase some of the “fantastic” aviation art that people have created. There will also be an opportunity for visitors to purchase the pieces of art. A spokesperson for the Solway Aviation Museum has said: “We hope to
The exhibition, which is the fourth in the ‘Art in the Dale’ series, will run for four days, until June 22, at St Michael’s Church. Visitors will be able to see work by Katharine Holmes, Beverley Hicks, Peter Hicks, Phoebe Scott, Fiona Armer, Jane Midgley, Cindy Metcalfe, Judy Metcalfe, Annabelle Bradley, and members of the
The exhibition is being held at Pembroke Dock Library in Pembrokeshire. The exhibition is organised by Learning Pembrokeshire and will run until Thursday, June 27. It features artwork from learners at the Tenby and Pembroke Dock Community Learning Centres. Jenni Griffiths, lifelong learning manager at Pembrokeshire County Council, said: “Both members of staff will be
A UK town dubbed the ‘new Berlin’ is undergoing a £1 billion regeneration project – with the opening of a new beer hall and music venue the latest in a string of developments that are revitalising the area. Underbank has opened in Stockport, a town of just under 300,000 and less than 10 minutes on