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Keep Going 10 Ways to Stay Creative in Good Times and Bad by Austin Kleon (z-lib.org)

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Steal Like an Artist by Austin Kleon (z-lib.org)

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Google Arts & Culture features content from over 2000 leading museums and archives who have partnered with the Google Cultural Institute to bring the world's treasures online.

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IB Visual Arts Course Book by Paterson, Jayson Poppy, Simon Vaughan, Andrew (z-lib.org).pdf

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Portrait Artist Of The Year 2020 Episode 01 HDTV Cherzo

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A Self-Taught Thai Artist Who Won the 2020 BP Portrait Award

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A Self-Taught Thai Artist Who Won the 2020 BP Portrait Award

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Self-taught artist Jiab Prachakul has been named the winner of the 2020 BP Portrait Award at London's National Portrait Gallery -a decision that, for the first time since 1997, the oil giant had no part in.

The Thailand-born artist's piece, , is a moody depiction of two chic friends in a Berlin bar. It bested 1,981 entries from 69 countries, including runner-up Sergey Svetlakov and third-place winner Michael Youds, who works as a gallery attendant at the National Galleries of Scotland. In addition to receiving the £35,000 ($43,555) prize, Prachakul-who took up painting after seeing a David Hockney show at the National Portrait Gallery-will paint a new £7,000 ($8,700) commission for the museum.

But perhaps more notable than the winner was the process by which she was chosen. The NPG contends that the decision to remove Des Violaris, BP's head of art, culture, and sport, from the jury was not influenced by ongoing pushback against the sponsorship. Two members of the award's six-person panel change each year. "The gallery and BP jointly agreed not to have a sponsor representative on the judging panel this year," the museum told the .

But Culture Unstained, which has been advocating for the NPG to cut ties with the oil giant, contends that the move is "no coincidence." The reshuffle comes after former Turner Prize winners and a-listers such as Anish Kapoor, Sarah Lucas, and Christian Marclay penned an open letter encouraging the museum to sever the relationship and another group, BP or Not To BP?, protested the 2019 exhibition. (At the award ceremony, demonstrators blocked the entrance to the galleries, forcing VIP guests to climb over a wall to get inside the museum.)

For artist Gary Hume, one of the award's 2019 judges, the removal of BP from the jury is a step in the right direction, but is not nearly enough. "The NPG should have bitten the bullet and used the opportunity of the prize going digital and the gallery closing for three years to cut its ties with BP, following the lead of other cultural institutions," he said in a statement issued by Culture Unstained. "The board need to realize that they are now seriously out of step, and damaging the NPG's reputation by maintaining a partnership with one of the world's worst polluters in the midst of a climate crisis."

Other British cultural institutions have bowed to public pressure in the recent years and stopped accepting money from oil companies. London's Tate museum ended a 26-year sponsorship agreement with the company in 2017 following a string of high-profile protests. The Royal Shakespeare Company followed suit this past October, cutting short its contract with BP. Days later, the National Theatre ended its partnership with oil giant Shell, and the Southbank Centre announced in March that it would not renew Shell's corporate membership.

In November, the National Galleries of Scotland withdrew from the tour of the BP Portrait Award exhibition, as long as BP remained the prize's sponsor. "We recognize that we have a responsibility to do all we can to address the climate emergency," said the museum in a statement. "For many people, the association of this competition with BP is seen as being at odds with that aim." (It remains to be seen if the British Museum will renews its contract with BP, which set to expire 2022, after a number of protests.)

The winner of this year's BP Portrait Award has not weighed in on the controversy. "I'm totally dazzled!" wrote Prachakul on Instagram. "Thank you from my heart."

The judges praised her work, calling it "an evocative portrait of a fleeting moment in time, giving us a glimpse into someone else's life that is "beautiful, mysterious, and alive."

Due to the ongoing closure of the museum in response to the global pandemic, the 48 paintings in this year's exhibition are on view in an online exhibition.

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A Self-Taught Thai Artist Wins the 2020 BP Portrait Award-Which, for the First Time in Two Decades, BP Is No Longer Judging

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Self-taught artist Jiab Prachakul has been named the winner of the 2020 BP Portrait Award at London's National Portrait Gallery -a decision that, for the first time since 1997, the oil giant had no part in. The Thailand-born artist's piece, , is a moody depiction of two chic friends in a Berlin bar.

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Selected from 1,981 entries by artists from 69 countries around the world, the BP Portrait Award 2020 represents the very best in contemporary portrait painting.

The Portrait Award is an annual event aimed at encouraging artists to focus on and develop the theme of portraiture in their work. The competition is open to everyone aged eighteen and over, in recognition of the outstanding and innovative work currently being produced by artists of all ages.

This year the exhibition was displayed online, before going on tour around the UK. Find out where it will next be displayed via our tour page, or explore the exhibitors online.
Buy the catalogue #BPPortrait

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The BP Portrait Award 2020 is the most prestigious portrait painting competition in the world and represents the very best in contemporary portrait painting.

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Prior to this project beginning you should regularly listen to Podcasts/documentaries as this will help inspire you to respond to on effort this project. Think of the obscure... not the common story or obvious content.... something that intrigues you - this may take a while to find! Start now and listen to 1 per week maybe while working, maybe while exercising?

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Prior to this project beginning you should regularly listen to Podcasts/documentaries as this will help inspire you to respond to on effort this project. Think of the obscure... not the common story or obvious content.... something that intrigues you - this may take a while to find! Start now and listen to 1 per week maybe while working, maybe while exercising?