Picking our #WorkOfTheWeek this week from our A-Z of 1,000 women artists — 'Anna Bilinska (1857–1893)' by Emmeline Deane (1858–1944)
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Oh My-celium! This week's #WorkOfTheWeek is #Mycelium - fungus that can be used to make alternatives to animal products 🤯🍄
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When artists Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant moved here in 1916, they experimented with new ways of creating, living and dressing!
Away from London, Vanessa could wear what she wanted, like loose skirts and bright headscarves. Duncan's 1917 portrait of her is our #WorkOfTheWeek .
A sense of longing runs through #CristinaBanBan 's work. She tacks a personal narrative to her practice. In 'Irene and Sara Peeling Potatoes in Greenpoint' we are steeped with nostalgia and longing, offer condensed visions of home that call out to the artist.
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When you wake up on your usual time but then realise its a Sunday 😅🐕
Credit: Jukin
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Year 5 were inspired yesterday from a recent First News article about painting poetry in green spaces and created their own version on the school field. ‘In a gloomy world, a simple act of kindness can make everything glow.’ #workoftheweek #charactereducation
Lockdown has unleashed some Packwood Haugh creativity in DT & TPR: check out Sebastian's Marble Run, Orlando's Mosque and Pippa & Jonty's board games. #workoftheweek
Historic illustration of the view of #Haulbowline and #SpikeIsland features in Crawford Art Gallery #WorkOfTheWeek . Still beautiful views to be had on this part of the harbour
#WorkOfTheWeek is 'Deep Map of The Potteries' by Award 2019 exhibitor Adam Buick.
The six jars represent the six towns of Stoke and include shards of willow ware, local Etruria marl, oral histories, historical glaze research, Spode bone china and coal.
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#WorkOfTheWeek : Cool off with this glittering beach scene captured by Josef Albers while on holiday with Anni Albers in Biarritz, 1929.
Robbie’s skills project is our work of the week. His independently made final product reflects his confidence in the workshop. Great work Robbie, well done. #workoftheweek #WeareNULS
#WorkOfTheWeek - Peter Lanyon, Eagle Pass, 1963 ❤️💛
See it in our exciting new display of 20th century British art, now open on the 3rd floor.
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Gwaith yr Wythnos / Work of the Week. Blwyddyn 11 wedi bod yn brysur iawn. Year 11 have been very busy! Da iawn chi #GwaithYrWythnos #WorkoftheWeek #OfMiceAndMen #Revision
#WorkOfTheWeek : Congratulations to Simone Leigh, who is representing the United States at the 2022 Venice Biennale, and was also awarded the Golden Lion for her work “Brick House” (2019), on view in the main exhibition “The Milk of Dreams.”
Our #Workoftheweek features Ain Bailey’s 'And We’ll Always Be A Disco In The Glow Of Love' a collective composition, which interrogates how we think about death sonically.
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Oliver’s detailed task analysis, brief and product analysis work is our Work of the Week. A lovely start to the new project Oliver, well done. #WorkoftheWeek #WeareNULS
🌳 How’s this for a classroom setup?
Our #WorkOfTheWeek is this painting by Duncan Grant. Made in around 1917, it shows Vanessa Bell's two sons having a lesson in our orchard with their governess Mabel. She was the first of many who attempted to educate the unruly boys…
