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Open Call: UK-Gulf Exhibition Programme
As part of a Gulf-wide cultural relations initiative the British Council is offering UK institutions the opportunity to bring exhibitions to the Gulf that will engage 14-30 year old Gulf nationals.
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A Month at the Venice Art Biennale: Work by British Council Fellows
See the work inspired by the Venice Biennale by Students, recent graduates and artists – who were part of British Council Fellowship Programme .
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Curators from the UK travel to Indonesia
Last November, eight UK curators visited galleries and art events across Indonesia.
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Curators from Scotland head to Japan
See which eight curators based in Scotland have been selected to travel to visit galleries and arts events in Tokyo and Yokohama.
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Artists Lubaina Himid, Alan Kane and Ed Hall head to Korea for The Art of Dissonance
Three of the 16 artists featured in our latest group exhibition at SeMA in Korea are heading to Seoul in early November to take part in events.
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Welcome to our new Head of Collection, Moira Lindsay
Moira Lindsay joined the Visual Arts team as our new Head of Collection this month to look after our British Council Collection of more than 8,700 artworks.
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Out and about during Frieze week: what caught our Visual Arts team's eye
During Frieze week, our Visual Arts team has been visiting exhibitions, talks and fairs across London.
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Our international curators reflect on their UK trip so far
Our delegation has been exploring galleries, artists’ studios, public art projects, an art school and even an exhibition in an old public toilet in Hull, Gateshead and Newcastle. We asked them about their reflections so far.
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Curators from across the world travel to Hull, Gateshead, Newcastle and Manchester
The Visual Arts team is delighted to welcome ten delegates from across the world to a week-long programme of gallery visits, studio visits and networking events in Hull, Gateshead, Newcastle and Manchester.
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From the Venice Biennale to the National Gallery of Jamaica
Graham Fagen’s video and sound installation, The Slave’s Lament, which was commissioned by Scotland + Venice for the Venice Art Biennale in 2015, will be shown at the National Gallery of Jamaica as part of a new exhibition.
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