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RWS/Sunday Times Watercolour Competition
Jennifer McRae has been selected as this years RWS/Sunday Times Watercolour Competition winner, with her watercolour ‘David by the window, Spencer’s Belle Vue’.
Kounter Kulture launches at London Art Week
An edgy and exciting new art fair is set to burst onto London’s arts scene this October.
Polish deConstruction call for artists
Polish deConstruction in conjunction with Homeless Gallery have just announced a call for artists, in line with the upcoming British manifestation of their traveling photographic exhibit.
Too sexually explicit for the Bernie Grant
The artist Adelaide Damoah, best known for her 2006 exhibition "Black Brits", will unveil her latest collection entitled "Black Lipstick" late August.
Verve shines on European stage
Verve, the graduate performance company of Leeds-based Northern School of Contemporary Dance, has won the Best International Production award at the 2008 ITs Festival in Amsterdam.
New exhibition Sonia Blair
An exhibition of new paintings and drawings by Sonia Blair on childhood, memory and self-sabotage, is due to go on show this September in London.
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