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- Review: Tate Britain's Women in Revolt! Exhibition, 2024An article written for Studio V about whether this exhibition highlights the unsung heroines of British art, and if it does confront the discourse around the intersection of art and feminism. In the article, I explored how these women artists redefined the course of British art and challenged societal norms. In doing so they carved a space for future generations of women to rewrite history. However, I reflect on whether the setting at Tate Britain serves to amplify the women of the exhibition or
- An Artist & A Critic: Exploring Feminist Artistry and Psychological Depth in Virginia Woolf's Writings and Vanessa Bell's PaintingsThis article explores the artistic and personal relationship between Virginia Woolf and Vanessa Bell, two prominent figures of the early 20th-century British cultural scene. It highlights their contributions to the Bloomsbury Group and their pioneering roles in feminist artistry and psychological exploration. The piece examines how Woolf's literary works, such as "To the Lighthouse" and "Mrs. Dalloway," intertwine with Bell's paintings, like "Interior with a Table" and "View into a Garden." It
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Art Assistantart-K
Fareham, United Kingdom
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Chichester, United Kingdom
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John Hall Venice CourseJohn Hall Venice
A nine week residential course spent
attending lectures and presentations
given by some of the world’s leading
experts, on a massive variety of subjects,
ranging from art and art history, cinema,
music, philosophy, poetry, conservation,
climate science, evolution, astrophysics
and much more