Wunderland

24Feb11

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Tags: Angeline Schube, Ann Jordan, Anne Price Owen, art practice, Barbara Howey, bound together, Brenda Oakes, Cath Lewis, Centenary, Chris Bird-Jones, curatorial Access all areas, Dale Evans, Dawn van Gerven, Delpha Hudson, Dilys Jackson, Dorcas Frazer, Dragana Jurisic, Elizabeth Waterhouse, Emma Geliot, Estelle Woolley, Eva Hesse, Eve Dent, female, Gemma Copp, Hannah Lewis Davies, Hannah Morris, Helen Clifford, Helen Gillam, Helen Grundy, Helene Roberts, Herman Hesse, International Women’s Day, Ione Rucquoi, Jacqueline Alkema, jeanette orrell, Jessica John, Josephine Coy, Keiko Yamazaki, Kim Fielding, Leanne Davies, Lewis Carroll, Liz Helman, Marie Helgesen, Megan Broadmeadow, Mothersuckers, Nazma Ali, nooks and crannies, Paula Rego, Philippa Brown, Rachel Joyce, Rose Gibbon, serious and sublime, Shelley Davis, Shona Davies, sideways look, Sonja Benskin Mesher, surreal, Susan Francis, Susie Bright, tactileBosch, Tiff Oben, Vernetta O’Connor, Vicky Hodgson, wunderkammer, Wunderland, www.tactilebosch.org, Zoe Gingell

Stag Man

06Feb11

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5 minutes thoughts on “forgotten”

05Feb11

Artists who use “forgotten” Susan Hiller Christian Boltanski Tracey Emin The idea of forgotten is closely connected to memory and remembrance; trying not to forget Forget me not Rosemary: remembrance War memorials Memorial to the unknown soldier Gone but not forgotten Death is very closely connected to this theme Guernica by Picasso is all about […]

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Tags: Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Hiroshima, iPod, Lidice, Nagasaki, Ruthin, tracey emin, Wales

Portmeirion

01Feb11

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