Recently I visited the ‘World Goes Pop’ exhibition, containing many different works from a variety of artists during the Pop art era, located at Tate Modern. There were many different rooms at the exhibition, each regarding a theme, mainly political. They highlighted themes of war, feminism and economy, key issues that dominated current affairs during …
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Recently during my trip to Barcelona, I decided to visit some of Gaudi’s architectural work in attempt to gain inspiration from his unique and flamboyant designs. His works are located all around Barcelona- however the ones I visited were ‘La Pedrera’, ‘Basilica of the Sagrada Familia’, and ‘Casa Batllo’. The first building that I visited …
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This summer, I visited the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition in London, where many different paintings, sculptures, architecture plans and photography are displayed over the course of June, July and August. Michael Craig-Martin was the curator of the exhibition this year, and from previous years, the arrangement of the exhibition looked very different. The walls were …
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Katie completed her Silver Arts Award in 2016. There are two main elements to the Silver Arts Award: Arts Practice and Pathways and Arts Leadership. For Arts Practice and Pathways Katie created this painting through a series of experiments. It all started with a monoprint and then playing around with paint effects on perspex. …
