Attempting to coax this tired, rusty ol’ mind into action… I’ve started my psychology introduction course. 🤞🏻 I can hack it and progress to the next one. 😵💫
4th of March is Weird Pride Day. This is a day for people to embrace their weirdness, and reject the stigma associated with being weird. To publicly express pride in the things that make us weird, and to celebrate the diversity of humankind https://t.co/W9X1fpNBGw.
We warmly invite you to join us to celebrate the opening of our two new exhibitions:
Manuel Mathieu: The end of figuration
Clara Jo: Nests of Basalt, Nests of Wood
On Thurs 15 Feb.
RSVP at [email protected]
We look forward to seeing you!
Congratulations to Graham Crowley, winner of John Moores Painting Prize 2023! His winning painting is ‘Light Industry’, inspired by a visit to a motorcycle shop in Suffolk. #JM2023
After a magical London meetup weekend, I came home to a letter from the Prime Minister. It is really awesome to see Spectrum Gaming gain national recognition, and I am hoping this continues to happen.
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What is autism? Here is an explanation written by young people from our community, designed by Callum, one of our awesome youth workers :)
This can found in the section called "What Actually is Autism?" on the Autism Understood website: https://t.co/6zIK8c1OZa
We are now live! See our website about autism, for autistic young people here: https://t.co/QlI0rmC5GZ
Thank you so much to everyone who worked with us to make this a reality
1/8 It’s Children in Need season. I always feel like an absolute grinch critiquing it because it’s so beloved and obviously raises much needed cash. But my ick outweighs my discomfort at being impolite so here we go (a thread)
This has been a labor of love more than a year in the making. All the art is drawn and cut by hand before the digital animation. It’s stunning how subtly the artist weaves visually into the existing poem so many of the social and political issues we’re grappling with today.
EVERY. BODY. IS. BEAUTIFUL.
Our new permanent gallery 'Being Human', opening on 5 September 2019, will explore what it means to be human through artworks and objects that reflect our hopes and fears about the world in the 21st century. https://t.co/xxIXePQUK3
These cufflinks contain pictures of two different strains of plague-causing bacteria discovered in 1894, the names of which are engraved on the back. It’s believed that they were made by Fabergé, the celebrated Russian jeweller.
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Once I’d got into it (it didn’t come easily at first) I really loved reading Virginia Woolf’s To The Lighthouse.
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Aaaw thanks, I’m really happy with them, it was a steep learning curve going bigger. I still aspire to get one of those awesome artist in gallery portrait shots tho @Tonbridge_Arts I’m ever the ‘professional’ huh? Despite years of your tutoring 😂 😜
I’m determined to attempt to obtain at least one photograph of me looking ‘professional’ in front of my work before we close 😂😂😂 I’m the least photogenic soul I’ve ever met!
It’s been a great first week at Wavelengths, still time to see our work, we’re open until the 30th at @hastingsarts part of the @CoastalCurrents festival
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A brand new exhibition of contemporary art inspired by the novels of Virginia Woolf has just opened at the @hastingsarts as part of @CoastalCurrents
Wavelengths runs to the end of the month.
Press are invited today Wednesday 19th September 14.00-16.30
Make sure you visit #Wavelengths a group exhibition responding to the novels of #VirginiaWoolf. It features, & is organised by, our excellent @westkentcollege alumni @hastingsarts. The show is on now & there’s a private view this Friday, all welcome. Don’t miss it!