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- EASTER SURPRISE!! Our new Feminist Lectures have hit the shelves, from Hilma Af Klint to Dressing Dykes and Women in Bauhaus, we've got you coveredhttps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/london-drawing-group-11407647443 We're back with a brand new round of Monday Zoom feminist lectures, starting THIS MONDAY. From Dressing Dykes to Bauhaus Women, enjoy another 12 weeks of bloody fantastic talks, discussions and Q&As, all still for a donation fee. You'll find links below for the first half of the term! Thank you for your ongoing support. We hope you're able to join us this term! Love, Luisa and Sophie, your feminist lecture hosts x
- The RED RESIDENCYIMAGES COMING SOON! The Red Residency is a collaboration between Holly Roxanne and Luisa-Maria MacCormack, two female artists each with a deep connection to women’s issues in their respective practices, of painting and music. Hosted by Dona Music and Mezcal space throughout March and April 2020, Luisa and Holly will work with a variety of women as models and performers, all of whom have had experiences on the sliding scale of gender-based discrimination and/ or violence, create a new body of
- FINDING ARTEMISIA / Un-Heroic Traditions DocumentaryA film created by Julia Schmitz that charts the creation of a series of new artworks by Fine Artist Luisa-Maria MacCormack (founder of the Big Art Herstory Project www.bigartherstoryproject.com). The large-scale drawings are inspired by the works of Artemisia Gentileschi, and the process of creating them is closely collaborative, with Artist and model being equally engaged and vital in the works from beginning to end. Thanks are due to Esther Bunting for her unwavering bravery, creativity and a
- FINDING ARTEMISIA // UN-Heroic TraditionsA brand new solo exhibition by Luisa-Maria MacCormack showing new works that explore our complex history of gender-based violence.
- The Big Art Herstory ProjectSpreading Art Herstory through Education and Activism. Th Big Art Herstory Project celebrates diversity in Art, investigating the work of female artists. We do this is to keep questioning and educating ourselves about womxn's place in the picture (and on the other side of it) to harness a more inclusive society.
- BAHP’S CLASSESREDISCOVERING, RETELLING, REDEFINING2
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N/ARoyal Drawing school
London, United Kingdom
Surface Textiles for Fashion DesignLondon College of Fashion, UAL
- London, United Kingdom