In Focus: Elizabethan Buildings -- Middle Temple Hall
In this film Dr Edward Town, Post Doctoral Research Assistant at the National Portrait Gallery, London, introduces the Elizabethan architecture of Middle Temple Hall in London.
Elizabeth I & Her People
10 October 2013 -- 5 January 2014
National Portrait Gallery, London
Supported by The Weiss Gallery
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Paintings from the Museum's Art Gallery, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, UK
Paintings from the Museum's Art Gallery, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, UK
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Galleries of justice, Courtyard Ouija board.camera focus on spirit.
The Art Organisation TAO - Nadim Chaudry - Exhibition
Saturday 24th February to Monday March 5th 2007
NADIM CHAUDRY
The main focus for my practice is the idea of a decadent and disturbing
beauty, objects which at first glance appear tantalising but which, upon
further inspection offer a more terrifying reading. A degree in Textiles
from Goldsmiths College, London, has further contributed to a continuing
facsination with combining unusual material properties, for example
stitching into concrete and also an appreciation for craftsmanship and the
art of making. The endless variation afforded through combining unusual
materials relates, I feel to the constant negotiation of my own cultural
identity, as a British born Pakistani Muslim. What part of me is British or
what part Pakistani is indistinguishable, just as I wish my work to open a
dialogue that never settles, a practice which addresses the liminal spaces
of a dual identity.
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Derek Kinzett Wire Sculpture 2007-2009
A selection of Derek's work between 2007 -2009
Derek Kinzett Website: derekkinzettwiresculpture.co.uk
Artists Profile
2013
Solo exhibition Grange Park Opera, Basingstoke, England.
Solo exhibition for The National Trust, Lacock Abbey Wiltshire, England.
Featured British Artist, The Daily Mail England.
Inner Spirit Sculpture export, Miami, America.
Inner Spirit Sculpture export, Russia.
Featured British Artist, BBC Wiltshire, England.
Featured British Artist, Bath Life Magazine, England.
2012
Solo exhibition George Smith, Kings Road, Chelsea, London England.
Featured British Artist, TechMagazine China.
Invited Tender: Solo exhibition Al Hamra Tower Kuwait.
Featured British Artist, DifMagazine Portugal.
Solo exhibition for The National Trust, Lacock Abbey, Wiltshire, England.
Featured British Artist, GL Magazine Russia.
2011
Selected as one of three British sculptors for The International Sculpture Symposium, South Korea.
Inner Spirit Sculpture export, France.
Invited tender: Sports Sculpture for the 2012 Olympic Games London.LOCOG/GLA.
Featured British Artist, Masters Of Landscape And Public Sculpture published by Tainjin Ifeng Space Media Co China.
Featured British Artist, Bike Art, Bicycles In Art Around The World, published by Publikat, Athens, Greece.
2010
Winner of The Showborough House Sculpture Exhibition, Peoples Prize Gloucestershire, England.
Solo exhibition The National Gardening show, Somerset England.
2009
Featured British Artist, The Guardian.
Awarded Artist In Residence, Newstead Abbey, Nottinghamshire, England.
TechCam Gallery B - Nottingham Castle Museum & Art Gallery 25/07/206
A timelapse video of technicians busily preparing and dressing the galleries in preparation for the forthcoming exhibition 'Leonardo Da Vinci: 10 Drawings from the Royal Collection' at Nottingham Castle Museum & Art Gallery, 30 July to 9 October 2016.
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Nottingham Art Trail (proposed)
Imagine making use of empty spaces in the city for community art; The Howie Smith Project obtain use of empty and disused property, developing space for creative and artistic pursuit, providing opportunity for community use, exhibitions, events, workshops and education in arts related practices.
From Station Street to Derby Road, across the centre to Hockley and The Lace Market, linking the tourist attractions, empty buildings that could be creative spaces and galleries.
Music by Stoned Soul Picnic.
Team Recoat at Lace Market Gallery, a colaborative project organsied by Nottingham Castle
Installation images from the 'Team Recoat' exhibition in August 2011, at Lace Market Gallery, New College Nottingham, as part of the Street Art series of exhibitions organised by Nottingham Castle Museum & Art Gallery. Video by Anthony Hopwood Photography.
'Street Art: Contemporary Prints from the V&A' has been organised by the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, and the Summer Programme of Events and Commissions has been curated by Tristram Aver, Exhibitons Officer at Nottingham Castle. These projects have been funded by the National Lottery via Arts Council England, and the support of POSCA - the water-based marker suitable for all surfaces.
Exhibition runs until 25 September 2011, for more info visit nottinghamcity.gov.uk/streetart
Painter, Painter: Dan Perfect, Fiona Rae
Painter, Painter: Dan Perfect, Fiona Rae
3 May to 6 July 2014
In May 2014, Nottingham Castle Museum & Art Gallery presented an exhibition of recent work by two British painters, Fiona Rae and Dan Perfect. This video was made in the lead up to their show in Nottingham and filmed in their North London studios.
Both these artists find space between the abstract and the representational world in unique and distinctive ways. Committed to the expressive and enduring language of painting, they share a deep interest in our contemporary experience refracted through technology and cultural media, with manifestly different outcomes in their work. Perfect and Rae are married and live together, working in separate studios in the same building in London’s East End.
Painting’s power is often to conjure and focus an individual and idiosyncratic vision, and this exhibition provides an opportunity to contemplate both the contrasts and the connections between these two artists’ compelling artistic worlds; perhaps in the same way that one might discern debate, challenge and cross-pollination between the varying artistic practices of other artist couples - Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner, Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, Harold and Laura Knight.
Rae and Perfect have exhibited together previously in various group exhibitions, but this is the first major simultaneous presentation of their paintings in a public gallery, and the first dedicated contemporary painting exhibition at Nottingham Castle for many years.
Dan Perfect’s cinematically scaled paintings have a restless energy woven through their dense compositions. Grounds and figures interact to depict a seething interior world; the paintings are a tumult of ambiguous forms containing allusions to lost toys, dream characters and masks, with hybrid animal/humans roaming fictional interior landscapes - a mélange of the science-fictional and archetypal unconscious.
Fiona Rae is known for her bravura improvisation and iconoclastic unsettling of painting tropes and traditions. With a battery of graphic and painterly marks, signs, symbols and appropriated images, Rae continues to explore fearlessly what it is to be a modern painter in personal and dynamically vivid new works.
Painter, Painter: Dan Perfect, Fiona Rae was a touring exhibition organised by Nottingham Castle Museum & Art Gallery and funded by Nottingham City Council and Arts Council England, and travelled to Southampton City Art Gallery in 18 July 2014–18 October 2014.
The exhibition is accompanied by a fully illustrated catalogue designed by Peter Willberg, featuring texts by Martin Herbert, and is available to purchase from Amazon
Film by Axisweb.
Hairdressers could be the happiest people in the UK
SHOTLIST
London 2nd May 2008
1. Wide shot of contestants at L'Oreal colour trophy
2. Various of hair being styled
3. Various of Jackie Jones, City and Guilds spokesperson watching contestant
4. Mid shot of a model having her hair combed
5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jackie Jones, Spokesperson, City and Guilds:
When you've got jobs like accountants and bankers, I suppose they just don't feel passionate about their jobs. They do their jobs, they earn good money, but certainly in hairdressing and beauty therapy it's all about being passionate and feeling involved, their employers are interested in what they're doing. I think they see the whole job through as well, whereas certainly if you work as part of an organisation you're not actually owning anything or having a real creative feel about it, so it's really difficult to be passionate about it.
6. Wide shot of the L'Oreal competition judges in the boardroom with stylist pitching.
7. Wide shot of judges and Charles Worthington watching
8. Mid shot of Charles Worthington writing and watching the presentation
9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Charles Worthington, Creative Director, Charles Worthington Salons:
No day is the same, no day seems like a trudge, its really what you make of it and obviously if you work hard and you're good at your job you have a great life.
10. Close shot of David Chang's hands typing
11. Various of David Chang
12. SOUNDBITE: (English) David Chang, Business Psychologist, Human Factors International:
There's a few things that go into the way a job is designed that can really affect how happy someone is in the workplace. Having work where there's a degree of variety in what people do is a really important part, having a sense of control to be able to make some of your own decisions, as well as making people feel responsible for the type of work they're doing in that it's meaningful work. Getting direct feedback about your performance at work is a really important part of feeling a sense of satisfaction of what you're doing.
13. Wide of Trevor Sorbie salon exterior
14. Mid shot of hair being cut
15. Pull focus of magazines and bottles
16. Mid shot of Daniel Caceres consulting customer.
17. Close shot of customer
18. SOUNDBITE: (English) Daniel Caceres, Top Stylist, Trevor Sorbie, Covent Garden:
Here we do about ten clients a day, and we do get a smile after every single hour. After every single hour you've got a reward, a big smile, a big thank you, sometimes a kiss and sometimes a hug from the client, so I think that's one of the biggest rewards and that's why hairdressers are so happy.
19. Mid shot of Daniel Caceres finishing consultation
20. SOUNDBITE: (English) David Chang, Business Psychologist, Human Factors International:
Money tends to be what we'd call a hygiene factor so it needs to be in the mix, it needs to be a round-a-bout in the ball park that you'd expect for a particular job, but it tends not to motivate people to feel really satisfied from the content of a job or what they actually do on a day to day basis.
21. Various of L'Oreal Colour awards
22. SOUNDBITE: (English) Tanya Curran, Salon Owner, Exclusive Hair Company, Belfast:
Doing the hair is the easy bit, running the business and doing all the other things that a salon owner has to do is the hard bit, and managing staff. But actually doing physically hands on work I absolutely love it or I wouldn't be here today.
23. Close shot of Tanya Henessey talking to her model
24. SOUNDBITE: (English) Tanya Henessey, Hair XS, Nottingham:
Just for me it is the creativity and just the sheer passion. And if you've got passion you love your job, its fantastic.
25. Mid shot of lady with bright red hair talking
28. Mid shot of man cutting model's hair
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***HULL, ENGLAND*** | ENGLAND TRAVEL VLOG||
Kingston normally contracted to Hull, is a city and unitary power in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England.[2] It lies upon the River Hull at its intersection with the Humber estuary, 25 miles (40 km) inland from the North Sea,[2] with a populace of 257,710 (mid-2014 est.).
The town of Hull was established late in the twelfth century. The friars of Meaux Abbey required a port where the fleece from their homes could be sent out. They picked a place at the intersection of the streams Hull and Humber to manufacture a quay.
The correct year the town was established is not known but rather it was initially said in 1193.[3] Renamed Kings-town upon Hull by King Edward I in 1299, Hull has been a market town,[4] military supply port,[5] exchanging hub,[6] angling and whaling focus, and modern metropolis.[5]
Body was an early theater of fight in the English Civil Wars.[6] Its eighteenth century Member of Parliament, William Wilberforce, assumed a key part in the abrogation of the slave exchange Britain.[7]
The city is one of a kind in the UK in having had a municipally claimed phone framework from 1902, donning cream, not red, pay phones.
In the wake of torment substantial harm in the Second World War (the 'Structure Blitz'),[6] Hull weathered a time of post-mechanical decline,[8] increasing unfavorable results on measures of social hardship, training and policing. In the mid 21st-century spending blast before the late 2000s subsidence the city saw a lot of new retail, business, lodging and open administration development spending.
Vacation destinations incorporate the memorable Old Town and Museum Quarter, Hull Marina and The Deep, a city historic point. The redevelopment of one of Hull's principle lanes, Ferensway, incorporated the opening of St Stephen's Hull and the new Hull Truck Theater. Onlooker sports incorporate Premier League football and Super League Rugby. The KCOM Stadium houses Hull City football club and Hull FC rugby club and The Lightstream Stadium rugby club Hull Kingston Rovers. Frame is additionally home to the English Premier Ice Hockey League Hull Pirates.
In 2013, it was reported that Hull would be the 2017 UK City of Culture.
In 2015 it was reported that the Ferens Art Gallery will have the prestigious yearly craftsmanship prize, The Turner Prize, in 2017. The prize is held outside London each other year.
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Yelena Popova for Saatchi Gallery
Russian-born artist, Yelena Popova, has been garnering attention in the art world since graduating from the Royal College of Art in 2011. As well as her inclusion in the Saatchi Gallery's upcoming exhibition of contemporary Russian art entitled, 'Gaiety is The Most Outstanding Feature of the Soviet Union', Popova created work for the Zabludowicz Collection, in light of the London 2012 Olympics, and was named by The Independent newspaper as 'one to watch'. Popova works across various mediums including painting, where she makes use of different types of linen for her canvases as well as pastel colours and circular shapes reminiscent of the Bauhaus movement. Although her work is often influenced by Russian Constructivism, Popova, now a part of the Nottingham arts community, sees artistic movements as local developments thus questioning herself as a 'Russian artist'.
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Art Forum: Anthea Callen
Anthea Callen’s lecture considers some of the issues raised in her new book, The Work of Art: Plein air painting and artistic identity in nineteenth-century France. Outlining the reasons for the rise to prominence of landscape painting as a genre in nineteenth-century France, she looks especially at questions of gender identity and why so few of these painters were women. Arguing that the naturalist impulse to work outdoors, before the actual landscape motif, entailed new methods and practices that effectively excluded women, she will show how landscape art became associated with masculinity and male virility. She will focus on the painting of Gustave Courbet (1819-1877) and the Impressionists.
Anthea Callen was until June this year Professor of Art (Practice-led Research) in the School of Art, College of Arts and Social Sciences, Australian National University, Canberra. She is also Professor Emeritus of Visual Culture at the University of Nottingham in the UK. She is a widely published scholar of international repute and also a painter. Her expertise in art history, visual culture and the gender politics of visual representation spans the eighteenth to twentieth centuries, notably in France and Britain; her research specialism in nineteenth-century artists’ materials and techniques means she works regularly with museum conservators and curators.