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Mentoring by the Masters 2015 Wire Bending Workshop
CultureDivisionTT Published on 4 Aug 2016 Overview of Wire Bending workshop lead by mentor Mr. Narcenio ‘Senor’ Gomez. Workshops were hosted over a period of three months and culminated in an exhibition held at the National Museum and Art Gallery. … Continue reading
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The art of Madge Gill and Myrninerest, the spirit who possessed her – Museum Crush
The William Morris Gallery is returning to the works of outsider artist Madge Gill and Myrninerest, the spirit who possessed her An exponent of mediumistic art and one of the foremost British Outsider artists, Madge Gill (1882 – 1961) endured … Continue reading
Miniature Faces Add Three-Dimensional Personality to Ceramic Vessels and Tableware
Rami Kim began making visual artwork as a stop-motion animator, crafting small head sculptures for her films’ puppets. These objects became the inspiration for her works in clay, eventually morphing into the face pots and mugs she creates today. Kim’s … Continue reading
Paintings on Discarded Cardboard by Julio Anaya Cabanding – Faith is Torment
Madrid-based street artist Julio Anaya Cabanding reproduces classic masterpiece paintings on discarded packaging. The pictorial interventions gives new life to these cardboard pieces which would have ended up in recycling or on landfill. Inspired by the works of old masters, … Continue reading
yamaha’s revamped compact saxophone wins 2017 japan GOOD DESIGN grand award
yamaha one of the largest producers of musical instruments in the world, has recently won japan’s 2017 GOOD DESIGN grand award with its latest innovative and casual wind instrument. although the saxophone has been around for centuries and is built of many complex … Continue reading
Bottles and Jars Made of Soap Replace Disposable Plastic Packaging
Mi Zhou, a student in the Central Saint Martins Material Futures master’s degree program, re-imagined the disposable nature of toiletry containers by turning the vessels themselves into usable products. Instead of the ubiquitous flexible plastic tubs and tubes that are … Continue reading
Portals Composed of Vivid Multi-Layered Colors Visually Represent Complex Scientific Concepts by Jen Stark
Los Angeles-based artist Jen Stark (previously) uses materials such as paper, wood, and metal to create optically-charged sculptures based on complex scientific and mathematic concepts. Layered colors with both smooth and warped edges create tunnels into the unknown, forming visual … Continue reading
Macro Views of British Beaches Become Abstract Textural Embroideries by Emily Botelho
Although she doesn’t live right by the ocean, artist Emily Botelho channels her passion for marine landscapes with frequent trips to explore where soil and sea meet. On these trips, she photographs the colors and textures that appear on the … Continue reading
Manchester Day 2019 – MSS Dancers Speak Out!
[MSS at 2:40] KTV News Manchester. Manchester Day 2019. Manchester Day is an annual event that celebrates everything great about the city. It is a day for families, residents and visitors to get together and celebrate all things Mancunian that … Continue reading
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Manchester Day Parade 2019: En Route
The folks seen briefly at 16:35 onwards, in red and gold colours, and yellow feathers, are us (Manchester School of Samba) taking part in the 10 iteration of Manchester Day‘s Parade yesterday!
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Tagged Art, brazilian style, Carnival, creatives, Culture, dance, drum, history, Manchester
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This Bra Screens for Breast Cancer
Great Big Story Published on 12 Jun 2019 When you catch breast cancer early, you have a 95 percent survival rate. But many women under the age of 40 don’t have mammograms because of the cumulative effects of radiation. That’s … Continue reading
Found Leaves with Delicate Crochet Embellishments by Susanna Bauer
In her series of sewn together and crocheted leaves and twigs, Susanna Bauer (previously) considers the fragility of nature and humans’ inextricable tie to its survival. The Cornwall, England-based artist combines the found elements with fine cotton thread to produce … Continue reading
