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• Technical Tutor (part-time) / Clay College Stoke / West Midlands

  19-10-2019 23:03
  Clay College’s mission is to develop highly-skilled, self-sufficient and diverse makers by teaching practical studio pottery techniques. By doing so, we endeavour to maintain and grow the...
  
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• Course Tutor (part-time) / Clay College Stoke / West Midlands

  19-10-2019 22:55
  Clay College’s mission is to develop highly-skilled, self-sufficient and diverse makers by teaching practical studio pottery techniques. By doing so, we endeavour to maintain and grow the...
  
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• College Manager / Clay College Stoke / West Midlands

  19-10-2019 22:44
  Clay College's mission is to develop highly-skilled, self-sufficient and diverse makers by teaching practical studio pottery techniques. By doing so, we endeavour to maintain and grow the status of...
  
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• Textile art inspired by vintage photographs of African Americans – in pictures

  19-10-2019 18:00
  Since 2017, New Jersey artist Bisa Butler has been creating a “quilted fabric album”: large textile portraits drawn from old black-and-white photographs; her most recent series is inspired by images of African Americans taken by the government during the second world war. The materials she uses – kente cloths and other traditional African fabrics – nod to African American heritage, including Butler’s own as an American of Ghanaian descent.See more of Butler’s
  
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• Freelance fundraiser for multiple art form collaborative project / The Suitcase Project / South West

  19-10-2019 17:07
  We are looking for someone who has extensive experience of working as a fundraiser to obtain grants for arts projects.
  We have spent a number of months doing research and development for a mixed...
  
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• Nam June Paik review – encounters with a true visionary

  19-10-2019 17:00
  Tate Modern, London
  A teeming retrospective of the Korean-American artist spans half a century, from Fluxus and Nixon to Bowie and MTVTate Modern leans into its avant garde edge with this big, pleasurable sweep through Korean-born international artist Nam June Paik’s career. Paik was born in 1932 and died in 2006. Living and working in Japan, Germany and the US, he explored music, film, performance, theatre and the media in a long career notable for his collaborations with longstanding pal
  
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• Restored to glory: How a 16th-century nun regained her place in art history

  19-10-2019 15:05
  Confined to a monastery by her parents, Plautilla Nelli became one of the Renaissance’s few female artists. Her forgotten masterpiece, The Last Supper, has now been resurrectedIn a city dripping with Renaissance jewels, the restored Last Supper unveiled last week looks at first glance like just another masterpiece by one of the great artists of the 16th century.Which it is. But look a little closer, and you notice one astonishing detail – the name on the canvas. The artist who signed
  
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• The A3 Press Is Open for Chapbook Submissions / The A3 Press / London / South East, North East, West Midlands

  19-10-2019 14:36
  The A3 Press is looking for new chapbook submissions.Do you have a series of poems or short stories, or a long story that can be spread out over several pages? Maybe a short play in 12 scenes, or...
  
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• Beyond Words - Group Exhibition / / London / Camden

  19-10-2019 14:20
  From sculptures and illustrations to paintings, art consultants Zeynep Ober & Gulce Ilken gather a group of famous artists for demonstrating their talents, experiences and emotions through their...
  
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• Call out for artists and makers / Milton Keynes Arts Centre / South East

  19-10-2019 14:07
  Milton Keynes Arts Centre warmly invites you to our Christmas Fayre and Arts Market, for one weekend only this November. With a range of stalls selling crafts and gifts, charity raffles, family...
  
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• Devising - Resource Pooling Day / The Scenic Route / London

  19-10-2019 13:08
  Please join us for this one-day practical session for new and existing theatre makers, aimed at pooling the group’s resources to support each other in building a toolkit for...
  
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• Creative Skill Sharing Workshop / The Scenic Route / London

  19-10-2019 12:41
  The Scenic Route invites you to The Lunchbox – creative skill sharing workshop...
  The Lunchbox is a regular three hourly session open to theatre artists of all disciplines...
  
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• Biggest ever Leonardo da Vinci exhibition to open in Paris

  19-10-2019 06:00
  Louvre will host works of Italian artist after long-running political spats and legal battles The most important blockbuster art show in Paris for half a century took 10 years to prepare and was nearly thwarted by the worst diplomatic standoff between Italy and France since the second world war. With days to go before the opening, there is still no sign of whether one of the major works will appear.The Louvre’s vast Leonardo da Vinci exhibition to mark 500 years since the death of the Ital
  
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• Find Space to Write this Autumn / Creative Writes / London

  19-10-2019 01:35
  Space to Write Wednesdays
  Creative Writes
  30 October 2019, 7.30-9.30pm
  Muswell Hill, N10
  We are delighted to continue our Space To Write Wednesdays! Giving our participants space to write is...
  
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• Words & Wine this Autumn / Creative Writes / London

  19-10-2019 01:32
  WORDS & WINE
  THURSDAY 24 OCTOBER 2019, 8-10pm
  CREATIVE WRITES
  SECRET LOCATION, MUSWELL HIL, N10
  We are back with our Words & Wine Workshop this Autumn.
  Our Words & Wine evenings...
  
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• Programme Leader of MA Dance Producing and Management / London Studio Centre / London

  19-10-2019 00:54
  Contract Type:           Permanent
  Hours:                       Part-time, typically delivery on...
  
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• Study Skills Lecturer / London Studio Centre / London

  19-10-2019 00:46
  Contract Type:        5 weeks of 1-hour lectures in 4 groups between November – December...
  
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• Fans Protest WNYC Cancellation Of “New Sounds”

  19-10-2019 00:01 via feedproxy.google.com
  For music fans, the news last Thursday that WNYC will end New Sounds,a show hosted by John Schaefer since its debut in 1982, has provoked adeep sense of mourning and nostalgia for both the show and the city’seroding arts and culture scene. Over four decades, the eclectic musicprogram had come to be seen as a proud local institution that reflectedNew York City’s sophistication and idiosyncratic personality. – Gothamist
  
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