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Sparking creativity now and for the future with a space to imagine, play and design

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SK Schools & Colleges Ceramic Narratives workshop Summer 2026 - Workshop at V&A South Kensington · V&A

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Please note that these workshops are available to state schools only. Suitable for Key Stage 2-3, ages 7 - 14 years.

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Fry Art Gallery | Home to the North West Essex Collection of art

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The Fry Public Art Gallery was opened in 1987 and houses an impressive number of paintings, prints, illustrations, wallpapers and decorative designs by artists of the 20th century and the present day who have local connections and have made a significant contribution to their field. There is an emphasis on those who for a variety of reasons settled in Great Bardfield between the early thirties of the last century and the death in 1983 of John Aldridge RA who had lived in the village for fifty years.

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Closes on the 10 May 2026
Edward Bawden Gallery - Free Entry
"In 1924 a friend told me about cutting and printing from lino at a time when such prints were generally unknown... I bought a piece of lino, the common sort universally used for covering floors, and with a tube of artist's oil paint, a brush and roll of white wallpaper, I went home to experiment". Edward Bawden
Edward Bawden made prints in several different mediums, but it is his linocuts that he is best known for. From youthful experiments on his bedsit floor to his monumental linocuts of the 1960s, Bawden made the 'humble' medium his own, earning the title of Master of the Linocut.

In this exhibition, we explore his skill and his process through a selection of the prints from the archive that he left to us and newly acquired lino blocks gifted by the family that have never been seen in public before.

'The Royal Pavilion, Brighton', 1956 © The Estate of Edward Bawden

Bawden began experimenting with lino whilst still a student at The Royal College of Art. It was a relatively new medium for artists and had to be purchased from hardware stores rather than art suppliers. It was invented in Britain in the 1860s as a floor covering but artists began to see the benefits of it as a printmaking surface in the beginning of the twentieth century. The prints it produces are like woodcuts but unlike wood, lino is softer and has no grain so it can be cut easily and in any direction.

Bawden, saw it as a "designer's medium... this humble material, so soft and characterless, can really offer features that are unique".

Detail from 'Brighton Pier', 1977 © The Estate of Edward Bawden

Exhibition Tour
Friday 1 Mary 11.30-12pm
£3.60 per person, concessions £3.05 - Booking Essential
Join the Keeper of Fine and Decorative Art for a lunchtime tour of some of the highlights of the exhibition.

Archive Session
Friday 17 April, 2pm-3.30pm Thursday 16 July 2-3.30pm £14.60, concessions £11.70 - Booking Essential
Hidden in secret drawers inside The Edward Bawden Gallery are hundreds of prints, drawings and ephemera. Join the Keeper of Fine and Decorative Art for a delve through some of them. The session is a perfect opportunity to see well known works as well as pieces that have never been on display before with an informative guide.

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Edward Bawden Printmaker - exhibition opening 24 May 2025

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University of Cambridge Museum of Classical Archaeology

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Accessibility Information

If you have special access requirements, please contact the Museum in advance of your visit in order to make your experience as smooth as possible.

A visual story: Museum of Classical Archaeology
This visual guide will help your child know what to expect and ease the anxiety which often accompanies a visit to somewhere new and unfamiliar. Download the Museum of Classical Archaeology Visual Story to help plan your visit.
Physical Access
Please note: our lift is currently out of order. Please call us on 01223 330402 for updates.

Step free access to the Museum is via a lift, accessed by a separate door at the other end of the Faculty of Classics building. Please contact the Faculty's Reception staff at the main entrance. They will call up to the Museum for a Museum staff member to escort you to the lift.

The Museum's flooring is level and there is access to all areas of the collection. There is seating throughout for visitors' use. Staff are available to help.

All staircases have continuous hand rails.

Visibility impairments
The Museum is very well lit. Large print labels are available in each bay.

Hearing impairments
Acoustics
The Museum is carpeted and generally very quiet.

Assistance dogs
are very welcome.

Disabled parking
There are three disabled parking bays on the Sidgwick Site. Two are behind the Museum in the main car park, allowing easy access to the Museum. To find the third, follow the road through the car park as it turns right and then left.

Changing Places Toilet
The closest Changing Places toilet is located in the Grand Arcade car park. Locate more Changing Places toilets in Cambridge.
Additional Museum of Classical Archaeology Access Information Visit the website

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Accessibility Information If you have special access requirements, please contact the Museum in advance of your visit in order to make your experience as smooth as possible. A visual story: Museum of Classical Archaeology This visual guide will help your child know what to expect and ease the anxiety which often accompanies a visit to somewhere new and unfamiliar.

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University of Cambridge Museum of Zoology

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Discover what's on at the British Museum from our special exhibitions to family activities and exclusive Member events.

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Land art or earth art is art that is made directly in the landscape, sculpting the land itself into earthworks or making structures in the landscape using natural materials such as rocks or twigs

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Lots of Summer activities to try out, brought to you by the art lovers at the National Portrait Gallery!

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The National Portrait Gallery’s free online learning hub, featuring more than 150 resources, videos and sessions, designed to support the study of Art & Design and History through portraiture.

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What does research really look like for artists?

How to Research offers creative strategies to support a broad range of Art and Design curriculum at GCSE, BTEC, AS and A Level. Developed in conversation with artists and teachers, these resources invite consideration of the meaning and value of research within art practice. They allow space for you to use your expertise to adapt the activities to suit the needs of your students, and to expand the ideas within them in ways most relevant to their chosen subjects.

By championing research as an integral tool for developing students' individual voices and lines of enquiry, the How to Research series aims to support engaged, contextualised, thoughtful investigations into and alongside art and art-making.

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Research skills and exam support - Teaching Resource | Tate

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What does research really look like for artists? How to Research offers creative strategies to support a broad range of Art and Design curriculum at GCSE, BTEC, AS and A Level. Developed in conversation with artists and teachers, these resources invite consideration of the meaning and value of research within art practice.

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Paint what matters: Opportunity for young people in Cambridge

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Paint what matters: Opportunity for young people in Cambridge

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Details of an upcoming show, where you can submit your painting to Kettles Yard and potentially have it shown in an exhibition next year! Have a look and think about painting something that matters to you over the Summer. More details to follow!

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Our upcoming exhibition Paint What Matters will invite children and young people aged 4 - 21 years, living in Cambridge, to paint what matters to them today. Some themes might be local or global, or about things such as the environment, families or community. The exhibition aims to spotlight what matters to children and young people in Cambridge today and to celebrate their talent and creativity.

Over the Summer and Autumn Term Kettle's Yard will be collaborating with six long-term strategic partner schools and community groups to create artworks for the exhibition. A series of artist-led workshops will draw inspiration from Kettle's Yard's current season of painting exhibitions: Megan Rooney: Echoes & Hours (22 June - 6 October 2024) and Portia Zvavahera (22 October 2024 - 16 February 2025).

There will also be an open call out for submissions to Paint What Matters. It will be free to submit an entry for the open call out and free to visit the exhibition.

Keep an eye out on our website and social media for more details, entry guidelines and information which will be coming soon.

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Kettle's Yard is the University of Cambridge's modern and contemporary art gallery. Kettle's Yard is a beautiful house with a remarkable collection of modern art and a gallery that hosts modern and contemporary exhibitions.

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From a prominent artist at the National Portrait Gallery - watch the video and have a go!

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Art UK - A great resource for Art History/ Artist Research

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Art UK - A great resource for Art History/ Artist Research

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You can use this site to help you look up your favourite artists and read stories about them to discover more. There are also many other great sections of the site - have a look!

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Maurizio Cattelan: Banana artwork eaten by Seoul museum visitor

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A university student told staff he ate the fruit on display because he was hungry.

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Some great bite-sized videos that will make you feel like you've learned some super nerdy art history facts - a great one is "Gericault's last portrait" (a self-portrait from his death bed... or was it?!) Check it out!

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canvas art "art history" artist documentary "the canvas" painting explained analysis

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The Canvas makes weekly videos on various artworks, famous or not, from different eras.

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Resources selected for Art students from our exam board, WJEC/EDUQAS. Loads to see, from exhibitions to architecture resources.

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National Museum of Wales' Learning Manager, Eleri Evans, talks to Ivan Davies, Chair of Examiners for A Level Art and... Read more

University for the Creative Arts (UCA) One of a series, looking at career options for degrees in different subjects, we... Read more

Join our official Facebook community for teachers and lecturers delivering our GCSE specifications. We encourage teachers and lecturers to share best... Read more

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National Museum of Wales' Learning Manager, Eleri Evans, talks to Ivan Davies, Chair of Examiners for A Level Art and... Read more University for the Creative Arts (UCA) One of a series, looking at career options for degrees in different subjects, we... Read more Join our official Facebook community for teachers and lecturers delivering our GCSE specifications.

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CURRENT EXHIBITIONS | London Photography Diary, Exhibitions & Events

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A website showing all current photography exhibition websites in London. Check it out!

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London Photography Diary | Exhibition & Event Guide

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Jeff Wall | White Cube | 27 Apr - 25 Jun

Sunil Gupta: Songs of Deliverance, Part I and II | Studio Voltaire | 24 Mar - 24 Jun

Melanie Manchot: Alpine Diskomiks | Paraffin | 6 May - 25 Jun

Hans Hartung | Wadington Custot | 22 Apr - 1 Jul

Through a Modern Lens: Photographs by Brassai, Bill Brandt and Irving Penn | Marlborough | until 1 Jul

Mark Ruwedel: Inland: Haunted by the Desert | Large Glass | 11 May - 9 Jul

Feeding Black: Community, Power and Place | Museum of London: Docklands | 16 Jul 2021 - 17 Jul 2022

Choi Soowhan: A Positive Absence | Pontone Gallery | 04 June - 17 July

Amy Siegel: Bloodlines | Thomas Dane Gallery | 27 Apr - 23 Jul

Nicholas Hughes: The Sound of Space Breathing | The Photographers' Gallery | 27 May - 24 Jul

Rachidi Bissiriou - Gloire Immortelle | David Hill Gallery | until 30 July

Doug & Mike Starn: Can’t, Won’t, and Don’t Stop | Hackelbury | 9 June - 6 Aug

Style: Photography of Life and Fashion | Atlas Gallery | 28 Jun - 20 Aug

Mark Neville: Ukraine in Focus | V&A | 31 May - 22 Aug

Catherine Opie: To What We Think We Remember | Thomas Dane Gallery | 07 June 7 - 27 Aug

Omoiyari: Keiken X Gabriel Massan | The Photographers’ Gallery | 20 May - 31 Aug

Richard Learoyd & Irving Penn: Flowers | Hamiltons | 22 Jun - 10 Sep

JJ Levine: Queer Photographs | Canada House | until 18 Sept

How to Win at Photography | The Photographers’ Gallery | 24 June - 25 Sep

Monica de Miranda: The Island | Autograph ABP | 24 Jun - 22 Oct

Known and Strange: Photographs from the Collection | The V&A | 12 Nov - 6 Nov 2022

Maurice Broomfield | V&A | 6 Nov 2021 - 6 Nov 2022

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CURRENT EXHIBITIONS | London Photography Diary, Exhibitions & Events

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All Center Central East North South West Jeff Wall | White Cube | 27 Apr - 25 Jun Sunil Gupta: Songs of Deliverance, Part I and II | Studio Voltaire | 24 Mar - 24 Jun Melanie Manchot: Alpine Diskomiks | Paraffin | 6 May - 25 Jun Hans Hartung | Wadington Custot | 22

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Great for your research. You can click on a link for each one to see examples and info. You can also click on 'genre' at the top to order them by style.

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List of famous photographers sortable by date of birth, nationality and genre of photography/specialty.

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Blackfriars 300 metres from the South exit; 800 metres from the North exit.
Cannon Street 1,000 metres approx
London Bridge 1,100 metres approx.
Waterloo 1,280 metres approx.

Check TFL before you travel for any changes to their services.

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Blackfriars 300 metres from the South exit; 800 metres from the North exit.Cannon Street 1,000 metres approxLondon Bridge 1,100 metres approx.Waterloo 1,280 metres approx. Check TFL before you travel for any changes to their services.

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Exam Project sessions at the Fitzwilliam. BOOK NOW!!

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Exam Project sessions at the Fitzwilliam. BOOK NOW!!

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SOURCE is a popular part of our Secondary Schools and Colleges programme designed specifically for students of GCSE, A' Level, BTEC & Foundation art & design courses.

A FREE ticketed programme of informal artist-led studio workshops and gallery tours to research and discuss your art ideas.

At The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge each February

Source 2023 will run Thursday 16th - Saturday 18th February and tickets are available to book [here] ( https://tickets.museums.cam.ac.uk/overview/6053).

To hear about this and other events throughout the year sign up to our Young People or if you're a teacher our Secondary Teacher email lists.

Really enjoyed it especially talking to the artist and having the time and space to focus on art.

Source is FREE for Art & Design Students preparing for their exams

Art studio with high quality materials

Professional artists to assist with arts techniques and ideas

Art research, informal discussion tours of the Museums' collections

Advice on your art exam themes & the University of Cambridge Museums collections

For further details email education@fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk

What did young people say about Source 2019

Found out a lot, new artists and styles, even old art has an application in modern art.

I enjoyed looking at painting and making connections, extending my ideas and telling me about other artists.

Of course it helps a lot having conversations with each other and know where to improve, I should do more research on relevant artists and find inspiration.

Great conversations about inspiration for artists and different areas of design.

For the last 13 years The Fitzwilliam Museum has offered SOURCE over and beyond the spring half-term, supporting GCSE, AS/A Level and BTEC Art and Design students as they prepare for their exams.

Based in the informal atmosphere of the Fitzwilliam studio, the Museum Education team and freelance artists offer one-to-one advice to students. We can help students to research their exam theme by giving access to the wealth of ideas and inspiration in the work of other artists. To do this we offer starting points, gallery tours and advice on how to make the most of our on-line resources.

In addition, the artists and art materials in the studio are available, and not least the space - both mental and physical - to work which is not always so easy to find at home. Artistic support is available in the media of drawing, painting and printmaking each day, and also encouragement to draw from observation in the galleries.

SOURCE has been shown to help students meet the Assessment Objectives set out in each exam paper, and to improve their grade. Why not try it?
Evaluation Report - Source 2022

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SOURCE is a popular part of our Secondary Schools and Colleges programme designed specifically for students of GCSE, A' Level, BTEC & Foundation art & design courses. A FREE ticketed programme of informal artist-led studio workshops and gallery tours to research and discuss your art ideas.

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Art and Design: Which University is best?

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Art and Design: Which University is best?

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The subject league table as voted by current students!

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From creating expressive artwork to implementing industry-changing designs, Art & Design graduates have the chance to leave their mark on the world

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This is the main photography gallery in London. Always lots of exciting shows to see. Under 18s get in for free for most exhibitions!

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"Riveting, rapturous exploration" (The Guardian) - the first UK retrospective of one of the world's most innovative and influential artists and street photographers.

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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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How to take great photos - tips from an award-winning photographer

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The award-winning Guardian photographer David Levene offers tips on how to get a good picture.

Be bold and get close to your subject rather than shooting from afar - that may either make your subject too insignificant in the frame or mean that unwanted elements creep in to your composition.

If you are super-close, then try using wide-angle lenses, which might make your images feel more dynamic. Get creative with shooting angles: see how your subject looks from down low, or find a high vantage point from which to shoot down. Check out alternative points of view rather than just accepting what you see before you.

As obvious as it sounds, it is worth remembering that photography is dependent on light and, in general, good-quality light will help you to produce more impactful imagery. Sure, golden hour (the period just after sunrise or just before sunset) can be beautiful but you might find more interesting conditions just before sunrise or after sunset, as the blue evening shade mixes with the orange and yellow glows of urban night-lighting.

If you are using a standalone camera, see if you can operate it on fully manual, or semi-automatic, modes and experiment with different apertures and shutter speeds. Soften the background (if you are relatively close to your subject) by shooting with a wide aperture, such as f2.8. Experiment with long shutter speeds, perhaps even moving the camera while exposing your photograph, to see what kind of results you can get. If you are using a phone camera, you should be able to switch off the automatic flash, and may be able to override other settings, too.

Invest in better lenses to see an immediate improvement in your photographs. Beyond the "kit" lenses that might come as standard with your camera, you will find better contrast and sharpness with fixed focal length or better-quality zoom lenses. "Fast" lenses (those that achieve a wider aperture) will also allow you to shoot more effectively in lower light conditions.

All modern DSLR and mirrorless cameras (and even some smartphones) will allow you to shoot raw files (such as CR2, NEF or DNG). These retain far more information than Jpegs, which compress files by discarding information and detail. You will need more memory card space and hard drive storage but your images will have far more scope when it comes to processing them.

Experiment with some of the basic adjustment tools in programmes such as Photoshop, Lightroom or Capture One to find ways to enhance your images. Tools such as exposure, shadow detail (HDR), clarity and vignetting can do wonders for your photographs (particularly if you're shooting in raw). Don't overdo it, though.

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How to take great photos - tips from an award-winning photographer

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The award-winning Guardian photographer David Levene offers tips on how to get a good picture. Be bold and get close to your subject rather than shooting from afar - that may either make your subject too insignificant in the frame or mean that unwanted elements creep in to your composition.

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The best British press photography - in pictures

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Best News Photography of the year - Amazing images

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Best News Photography of the year - Amazing images

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The British Press Photographers' Association Assignments exhibition celebrates the best press photography from its members. Curated by five leading industry figures, this year's exhibition covers stories dating back to April 2019

Open until 5 September at the Bargehouse in London, part of Oxo Tower Wharf

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The best British press photography - in pictures

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The British Press Photographers' Association Assignments exhibition celebrates the best press photography from its members. Curated by five leading industry figures, this year's exhibition covers stories dating back to April 2019 Open until 5 September at the Bargehouse in London, part of Oxo Tower Wharf

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The Eye of Photography - Photography Art news and events

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Great photography website for up to date news and links to contemporary photography

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Great photography website for up to date news and links to contemporary photography

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Valentine's Day is coming up. If you're in love, we'll publish your pictures. And if you're a confirmed bachelor(ette), or if you just can't stand Valentine's Day, we'll publish yours, too. Send us your picture (Entitled with your name, .jpg, 1200-pixels) at info@loeildelaphotographie.com before February 11th at noon french time.

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The Eye of Photography - Photography Art news and events

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Valentine's Day is coming up. If you're in love, we'll publish your pictures. And if you're a confirmed bachelor(ette), or if you just can't stand Valentine's Day, we'll publish yours, too. Send us your picture (Entitled with your name, .jpg, 1200-pixels) at info@loeildelaphotographie.com before February 11th at noon french time.

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I'll be my mirror: sizzling self-portraits - in pictures

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I'll be my mirror: sizzling self-portraits - in pictures

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Marriage, injury, anxiety and grief are all explored in the these stunning images from the Mirror of Self exhibition at PhotoBrussels festival

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Pooch portraits: Dog Photography awards - in pictures

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Thinking of shooting a portrait of your dog?

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Thinking of shooting a portrait of your dog?

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Pooch portraits: Dog Photography awards - in pictures

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The winners of the 2022 Dog Photography awards, chosen from more than 1,400 entries from 50 different countries

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Beyond The Streets London - an exhibition of street art at the Saatchi Gallery. BOOK NOW!

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Beyond The Streets London - an exhibition of street art at the Saatchi Gallery. BOOK NOW!

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About

From defiant train writers to powerful large-scale muralists, over 100 international artists are featured in BEYOND THE STREETS LONDON. The exhibition, supported by adidas Originals, is the most comprehensive graffiti & street art exhibition to open in the UK, and takes over all three floors of London's iconic Saatchi Gallery.

Following successful exhibitions in Los Angeles & New York, BEYOND THE STREETS LONDON features new works, large-scale installations, original ephemera and extraordinary fashion that capture the powerful impact of graffiti & street art across the world.

Curated by graffiti historian Roger Gastman, BEYOND THE STREETS LONDON examines the fundamental human need for public self-expression, highlighting artists with roots in graffiti and street art whose work has evolved into highly disciplined studio practices, alongside important cultural figures inspired by this art scene.

Each of the exhibition's chapters explore exceptional moments in the history of this artistic movement; including the emergence of punk; the birth of hip-hop - marking its 50th anniversary in 2023; and street culture's strong influence in fashion and film.

Curated & Founded by: Roger Gastman
Curation: Kim Stephens, Evan Pricco & Raoul Shah
Historical Research & Curation: Caleb Neelon, Caroline Ryder, Toby Mott, Andrew Hayes, Rob Fever, Claudia Gold, Sean Corcoran
Featured Artists 10FOOT, AIKO, Alicia McCarthy, André Saraiva, BÄST, Beastie Boys, Beezer, Bert Krak, BLADE, BLONDIE, Bob Gruen, Brassaï, Broken Fingaz, C. R. Stecyk III, CES, Charlie Ahearn, Chaz Bojórquez, Chris FREEDOM Pape, Christopher Stead, Conor Harrington, CORNBREAD, Craig Costello, CRASH, DABSMYLA, Dash Snow, DAZE, DELTA, DONDI, Duncan Weston, Dr. REVOLT, Eric HAZE, Escif, Estevan Oriol, Fab 5 Freddy, FAILE, Felipe Pantone, FUME, FUTURA2000, Glen E. Friedman, GOLDIE, Gordon Matta-Clark, Gregory Rick, Guerrilla Girls, Gus Coral, Henry Chalfant, HuskMitNavn, IMON BOY, Jaimie D'Cruz, Jamie Reid, Janette Beckman, Jason REVOK, Jenny Holzer, Joe Conzo, John Ahearn & Rigoberto Torres, José Parlá, KATSU, KAWS, KC ORTIZ, Keith Haring, Kenny Scharf, KING MOB, LADY PINK, Lawrence Watson, Lisa Kahane, Malcolm McLaren, Maripol, Martin Jones, Martha Cooper, Maya Hayuk, Michael Holman, Michael Lawrence, Mister CARTOON, MODE 2, Ozzie Juarez, Pablo Allison, Pat Phillips, Paul Insect, POSE, PRIDE, PRIEST, Richard Colman, RISK, Robert 3D Del Naja, Roger Perry, Shepard Fairey, SHOE, Sophie Bramly, STASH, Stephen ESPO Powers, Stickymonger, SWOON, TAKI 183, Toby Mott, TOX, Tim Conlon, Timothy Curtis, Tish Murtha, Todd James, VHILS , ZEPHYR and more to be announced.
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Beyond the streets London - Exhibition - Saatchi Gallery

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Exhibition at Contemporary art gallery in London.

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New opportunities for Art students at the V and A

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New opportunities for Art students at the V and A

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and activist, Poulomi Basu, will give students an insight into the work of a leading contemporary practitioner. The session will also include an introduction to women photographers in the V&A's collection and allow students the opportunity to put questions to our speakers.

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All the Greek and Roman Statues are in Cambridge!!

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All the Greek and Roman Statues are in Cambridge!!

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Absolutely amazing unknown gallery of all the famous statues from Greece and Rome!

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The Museum of Classical Archaeology in Cambridge houses one of the largest plaster cast collections in the world. Visit us in our light and airy gallery to explore a world of Greek and Roman sculpture...

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Every cast tells two stories. One ancient. One modern. The Museum of Classical Archaeology in Cambridge houses one of the largest plaster cast collections in the world. Visit us in our light and airy gallery to explore a world of Greek and Roman sculpture...

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Falmouth Art & Design events, workshops, advice etc

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Falmouth Art & Design events, workshops, advice etc

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Please note Kettle's Yard will be closed on Friday 11 February. We will be back open as normal on Saturday 12 February, when our new exhibition Ai Weiwei: The Liberty of Doubt opens.

House, Galleries and Shop
If you are visiting Kettle's Yard between 31 January - 11 February 2022 please note that the galleries will be closed whilst we install our next exhibition. Ai Weiwei: The Liberty of Doubt will open on 12 February 2022.
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 11am - 5pm
Wednesday: 11am -5pm
Thursday: 11am - 5pm
Friday: 11am - 5pm
Saturday: 11am - 5pm
Sunday: 11am - 5pm

Please note the House opens at 12pm, with last entry to the House at 4.20pm

Find out more about visiting the House and galleries at Kettle's Yard here.

Due to conservation and security reasons, no bags, including handbags, or large coats are allowed in the House. Please leave bags at home where possible.

You will not need to book a ticket to visit the shop and café, however you may be asked to queue during busy periods.

Bank Holidays

Kettle's Yard will be open on the following bank holidays: Friday 15 April, Thursday 2 June, Friday 3 June 2022.

We will be closed on Bank Holiday Mondays.

Tickets

We recommend you book a free, timed ticket to visit the House and the galleries. If the House is fully booked, you can still visit the exhibition by booking an exhibition only ticket. Pre-booking for the exhibition is recommended but you can also come along to the galleries on the day you wish to visit and book your visit at this time.
Book your free ticket here
Café

Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 10.30am - 4.30pm
Wednesday: 10.30am - 4.30pm
Thursday: 10.30am - 4.30pm
Friday: 10.30am - 4.30pm
Saturday: 10.30am - 4.30pm
Sunday: 10.30am - 4.30pm

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Please note Kettle's Yard will be closed on Friday 11 February. We will be back open as normal on Saturday 12 February, when our new exhibition Ai Weiwei: The Liberty of Doubt opens. If you are visiting Kettle's Yard between 31 January - 11 February 2022 please note that the galleries will be closed whilst we install our next exhibition.

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