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Edge-zine issue 9: Inside
Posted: 01/05/20 03:30 |
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From Vicky Mackenzie’s ‘Tutors thoughts’ through Steve Cusson’s work ‘Prison Cinema’ and onto Therese Livonne and her self portrait the 9th edition of Edge-zine is packed with thought provoking work and articles from across the Open College of the Arts range of disciplines.
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Throwback Thursday: Your views
Posted: 23/04/20 04:31 |
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In 2014 OCA students contributed to a collaborative film project by artist Gillian Wearing called Your Views. You can watch the result below. With the world in lock down it seems fitting to share the views from our window once again.
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Earth day 22 April 2020
Posted: 22/04/20 09:53 |
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Today is Earth Day and I am considering how my photographic art practice needs to reflect my increased understanding of Climate Breakdown. This predicted environmental crisis has come into even sharper focus as we witness the global effect of COVID19. I share my reflections and wonder if others are having similar considerations?
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Virtual study event: Writing the future
Posted: 18/04/20 09:34 |
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We’re living through increasingly strange times, and artists have an important role to play in articulating what is happening in the world. In this workshop we’ll consider how we can use our art to think and write about the future.
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Group work review: Fine Art
Posted: 11/04/20 09:40 |
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I want to give a big ‘thank-you’ to Caroline, Helen and Dan for their dedication in developing our skills within the Fine Art framework. At these times of increasing social distancing and isolation these sessions will be a huge motivator, and I would encourage all students on the Fine Art Pathway to join us.
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Virtual study event: Politics of portraiture
Posted: 29/03/20 09:52 |
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Join OCA tutor Arpita Shah on 17 April for an insight into the ethics and politics of portraiture and community collaboration.
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