Posts Tagged ‘Artist’
Please Believe These Days Will Pass, Covid 19 posters in Bethnal Green by artist Mark Titchner, East London.
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Wednesday, May 13th, 2020 at 1:13 pm
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art,
Artist,
Bethnal Green,
Corona,
Coronavirus,
Covid 19,
Covid_19,
East London,
Flyposting,
London,
Mark Titchner,
Please Believe These Days Will Pass,
Politics,
Virus
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Wednesday, March 21st, 2018 at 11:00 am
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100th Anniversary,
art,
Artist,
Bow,
Commemoration,
culture,
East London,
East London Federation of Suffragettes,
Heritage,
Heritage Trail,
Jerome Davenport,
London,
Lord Morpeth,
mural,
Old Ford Road,
Suffragette,
Suffragettes,
Sylvia Pankhurst,
Tower Hamlets,
Votes for Women
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Tuesday, March 13th, 2018 at 12:37 pm
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Anti Nazi League,
anti racism,
Anti Racism Day,
art,
Artist,
BME Black Minority Ethnic,
demonstration,
Graffiti,
LMHR,
Love Music Hate Racism,
mural,
protest,
Rock Against Racism,
Snub23,
Stand Up To Racism,
Street Art,
UN Anti Racism Day,
United Nations,
woman
Ceramic poppies fill the Tower of London moat. Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red, an art installation created by artist Paul Cummins, marks one hundred years since the First World War and each poppy represents a British military fatality during the war. London.
Shot on commission for the Journalist magazine.
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Thursday, December 18th, 2014 at 12:22 pm
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anniversary,
art,
Artist,
Blood Swept Lands,
ceramic,
First World War,
London,
Military,
moat,
NUJ,
Paul Cummins,
Poppies,
Poppy,
Seas of Red,
Tower of London,
War,
WWI
Portrait of Skye Chirape for PCS Activate Magazine – shoot location Southbank Undercroft
The Art of Visual Activism
Campaigner Skye Chirape has been a long-standing visual activist for LGBTI and women’s rights. She describes what inspires her and the remarkable tactics she employs.
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Friday, April 19th, 2013 at 12:07 pm
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Activate,
Artist,
Asylum Seeker,
campaigner,
Descrimination,
feminism,
Feminist,
gay rights,
Homophobia,
Lesbian,
LGBTI,
PCS,
Persecution,
Portrait,
Skye Chirape,
Southbank Undercroft,
trade union,
trades union,
Women's Rights,
Zimbabwe
