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Jo Howe and Mary Down have work selected for The East Contemporary Art Collection. jo howe DAT Trustee and past Fellow, Jo Howe and Mary Down, past Fellow and current Print Group Member, have both had work selected for an exciting new collection. “The East Contemporary Art Collection is home to some of the very best contemporary …
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Participating artists. Including Mike Hinc Friday 24 May 2013 6pm Altes Pfandhaus Kartauserwall 20 50678 Cologne Germany Friday, 24. May 2013 Start: 6 pm Program: 7 pm Admission freeFriday, 24. May 2013 Start: 6 pm Program: 7 pm Admission free Friday, 24. May 2013 Start: 6 pm Program: 7 pm Admission free
Welcome | SATmag. 'The website serves as an introduction to the new contemporary Visual Arts magazine due out in May 2013 entitled Show And Tell magazine or ‘SATmag’. The magazine is being produced in order to fill a gap in current visual arts publications. The majority of which are either International in nature, mainly offer exhibition listings, or …
BBC Two - Bill Bailey's Jungle Hero, Wallace in Borneo, Bill’s Jungle Hero: Alfred Russel Wallace. Alfred Russel Wallace At last, Bill Bailey's two-part series on Wallace is finished! http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p016l8rz It will be on BBC 2 on April 21st at 8pm, with episode 2 on April 28th. Related articles Ever since Wallace | Mapping Ignorance …
stream on Vimeo My love of photography probably came from my early childhood, when my parents gave me my first Brownie Box camera....many years and many cameras later led me to my time at Uni in 2005 when I started using images (and video clips) taken with my phone camera (as well as my DSL)...this started …
Artists talking | a-n. caryl beach- new direction By Caryl Beach Observing and recording the everyday, the landscape changing constantly, my journeys through each day present new experiences for me to note and capture: moving images; macro images; moments in time. All inspiring me to reiterate through my work.........
Alexandru Crisan invited me to join the "Art gallery" project see these and many other art works here: Art gallery project | Art Limited.
What we do The Digswell Arts Trust is an innovative charity that for over fifty years has focused on artists in the early phase of their careers. Through our studios in Letchworth, Stevenage and Welwyn, we provide studios for approximately forty emerging artists, whom we call Fellows. But we’re not just a studio provider; we are …
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The Garden and Beyond Art Exhibition this weekend. Luton Hoo Walled Garden Events "The Garden and Beyond" An open art exhibition featuring original works for sale by over 100 artists Come and see their masterpieces; buy original art works to decorate your home and watch artists demonstrating their skills. New for 2013: awards for …
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Caryl Beach. I have updated my artlimited web page. New gallery- mono print images. I have uploaded one print work and more to follow daily! This is a great site to view photography and some paintings- enjoy!
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Pop up weekend - Arbeit. Spotted this on twitter Many towns in my area have empty shops and offices...what better way than this to enliven the town and give opportunities to local artists to show their work...what a great idea this event is to advise on the procedure to use these spaces! Following ARBEIT@ARBEITLONDON …
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Exhibitions: Xu Bing: Landscape Landscript- Ashmolean Museum. A friend has recommended this exhibition..looks and sounds amazing..if you can get to Oxford it's worth a visit! "Xu Bing: Landscape Landscript, open on February 28 until May 19. Unusual because it’s the first major exhibition the Ashmolean has dedicated to contemporary art, and because Xu Bing, one …
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Julia Skrebels will be exhibiting at the Princess Helena College Art Festival in Preston on Saturday 16 March between 11am and 4 pm. The Festival will be a celebration of 30 local artists and the artwork of pupils at Princess Helena College. A Private View and Auction will take place on Friday 15 March from …
BBC News - Why does Charles Darwin eclipse Alfred Russel Wallace?. "The theory of evolution by natural selection was published jointly between Darwin and Monmouthshire-born Alfred Russel Wallace, whose interest in natural history developed when he moved to Neath and worked as a land surveyor with his brother. But while today Darwin is a …
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Exploring the thoughts and comments of this blog..very helpful in understanding Wallace and his time….
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The first publication of natural selection as a general mechanism of evolutionary change was a joint paper by Darwin and Wallace read to the Linnean Society in 1858. It was not a coauthored paper, but rather the simultaneous publication under a single heading of separate works by the two authors. So why does everyone know Darwin’s name, but hardly anyone knows Wallace’s?
In a piece published last week, “Why does Charles Darwin eclipse Alfred Russel Wallace?“, the BBC’s Kevin Leonard tries to answer that question.
My first reaction to the question is usually to say “But everyone does know about Wallace!” But I do find that even many biologists—especially if they are not evolutionary biologists—know little or nothing about Wallace. And in the culture at large, Darwin is well-known while Wallace is virtually invisible. (Since, at least in the United States, “Darwin” is a curse…
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Ever since Wallace | Mapping Ignorance. By Rafael Medina on March 4, 2013 BiologyEvolutionScience No Comments Alfred Russel Wallace (1823-1813) is especially known as one of the discoverers of evolution by natural selection. However, among his various contributions to the development of modern biology we can also consider the British naturalist as the father of biogeography: the study …
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