Posts Tagged: Miriam Kings
Snow photos
I’m not sure what to say here except that these photos were taken in the posh part of London, West London, above Hyde Park, to the right of Notting Hill. Photo inside was taken further North than that.
Snow photos
I’m not sure what to say here except that these photos were taken in the posh part of London, West London, above Hyde Park, to the right of Notting Hill. Photo inside was taken further North than that.
Dennis Muraguri – giving the viewer food for thought
Art Highlights of 2016 To shape the future, we must understand the past, to make changes in the present. I believe art can support shaping the understanding our world. 1. Dennis Muraguri is one artist who creates visual art that
Dennis Muraguri – giving the viewer food for thought
Art Highlights of 2016 To shape the future, we must understand the past, to make changes in the present. I believe art can support shaping the understanding our world. 1. Dennis Muraguri is one artist who creates visual art that
Karuti- Kabiru – Muraguri – three very different artists
Jackie the Third (Jackie III) In The Case of Books an ongoing performance work is based around the communal ritual of dusting, cleaning and arranging library books. A key part of the performance is around the conversations that happen on the anatomy of knowledge,
Karuti- Kabiru – Muraguri – three very different artists
Jackie the Third (Jackie III) In The Case of Books an ongoing performance work is based around the communal ritual of dusting, cleaning and arranging library books. A key part of the performance is around the conversations that happen on the anatomy of knowledge,
Bold exhibition explores the pain of Substence misuse
Before you step foot into the Kuona gallery (an exhibition space willing to take the risk on edgy exhibitions) you will likely know the theme of the exhibition, from the leaflets and posters advertising the show. ‘Enjoy Responsibly’ is a
Bold exhibition explores the pain of Substence misuse
Before you step foot into the Kuona gallery (an exhibition space willing to take the risk on edgy exhibitions) you will likely know the theme of the exhibition, from the leaflets and posters advertising the show. ‘Enjoy Responsibly’ is a
