ACROSS RCA by Ziqiao Yi

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Location

Throughout Canary Wharf
Canary Wharf
London
E14

Art on the Wharf

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Throughout the Estate
Canary Wharf
London
E14

Fleet Street Quarter Penguins

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Art on the Underground

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Tate Modern-Oscar Murillo, The flooded garden

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Tate Modern-See your drawings come to life using our digital sketch pads

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A Taste of Home

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Sharon Hayes’s artwork celebrated the history of LGBTQ+ activism through UK newspaper archives.

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Hayes uses video, performance, sound, public sculpture, and textiles to disentangle prevailing histories and examine the intersections between time, politics, and speech. Hayes’s multidisciplinary practice engages with feminist history, LGBTQ+ genealogies and the transformative power of language.

Labyrinth Walk: 150th Anniversary Public Artwork for the London Underground

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Art for Youth, Mall galleries

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Founded in 1988 by Diana Brooks MBE, the London Youth Art Fair provides a platform for emerging artists and a fundraising exhibition for the UK charity Young Britain.

2024 marks the 36th anniversary of this annual art exhibition, which has raised over £2 million to date, enabling Young Britain to support a network of over 8,000 youth organisations and national partners, reaching a total of 5.3 million young people, many of whom live in deprived areas or face significant personal barriers. Purchasing artwork, attending our events or making a donation will support artists and disadvantaged young people in the UK.

Somerset House offers schools, colleges and universities workshops, site visits, talks and events linked to our cultural programme and resident network.

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Our work with schools focuses on secondary students and in particular those at key career choice points (year 8,9 onwards) in order to offer new experiences exploring the behind the scenes of our building or offering a deeper engagement within our exhibitions and events programme.

KCL Science Galllery

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An interesting theme to introduce this field trip?

Fabric memory map

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This new work continues Keegan's previous work exploring memory, history, dress and decoration, which often combines a variety of mediums - textiles, painting, copy art and media experimentation. Structures of Time combines copy art, hand-cutting and digital collage, superimposing ten seating designs with a photograph of the artist in her thirties, taken at Brixton Station, where Keegan first lived after moving to London, holding a recently taken selfie.

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