A new project from Hyperliterature Exchange founder Edward Picot aims to visit every church in the City of London.
Documenting every church in the city - and probably a few outside - Edward will use the visits as the basis of an online work.
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London Churches, Part 1 A new project from Hyperliterature Exchange founder Edward Picot aims to visit every church in the City of London.
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The finest collection of Scottish art in private hands is to get its first showing in the South of England.
Comprised of four artists: Samuel John Peploe, Francis Campbell Boileau Cadell, George Leslie Hunter and John Duncan Fergusson, the Scottish Colourists were key players in the introduction of modern art into Britain, combining a knowledge of contemporary French art with the painterly traditions of Scotland. The group took their name from a phrase coined by TJ Honeyman in 1948 in the catalogue for a Glasgow exhibition in which the four artists showed together (one of only four exhibitions together in their lifetime). Pecha Kucha
You can't say no to this Oklahoma hoedownOklahoma: Chichester Festival Theatre (until 29 August) When you've got a first half stuffed with numbers like Oh What A Beautiful Mornin', The Surrey With The Fringe On Top, Kansas City, I Can't Say No! and People Will Say We're In Love, you find yourself being hummed into submission sooner or later. And this zingy take on the tale of an earthy farming community in the early 20th century has some great performances to keep things moving along, with director John Doyle's pacy production keeping the audience engaged throughout. The One Show's Summer Exhibition
From Friday 26th June 2009 the programme will be launching The One Show's Summer Exhibition, inspired by the Royal Academy's yearly exhibition which is open to the public. Whether it's watercolour, printwork, crochet, pottery or other kinds of artwork, it's free to submit a photo of your original art to The One Show website. |
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