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Month: February 2015

February 27, 2015June 2, 2019 jamieedwards756

Working at White Cube: Graduate Hang Nguyen on her recent internship

February 23, 2015June 2, 2019 laurendudley689

Research Seminar Thursday 26th February: Imogen Wiltshire, ‘Occupational Therapy Courses at the New Bauhaus in Chicago (1942-1945) in Light of Actor-Network Theory’

February 17, 2015June 3, 2019 jamieedwards756

Whodunit? The Fitzwilliam’s “New Michelangelos”. Continued.

February 10, 2015June 2, 2019 jamieedwards756

Whodunit? Jamie Edwards talks to David Hemsoll about the Fitzwilliam’s “new Michelangelos”.

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‼️ New Golovine post ‼️An interview with third year Emily Feibusch on her summer work experience at Soho Curious & Co has been posted. It will be super interesting for anyone who wants to know more about the ins and outs of art consultancy (Artwork: Al Murphagram)

Read our latest exhibition review over on the Golovine. 'The Hills are Shadows' exhibition at the Midlands Art Centre ends this Sunday - check it out before it's too late! Extract from the review: When standing far away from one of Jim and Matt’s artworks, you may think that you can see what the image represents. But as you get closer to the work, it changes. It becomes something else and the surface shifts. Jim and Matt describe this effect to be much like our world: we may believe we have understood a concept – but the more we learn, the more it shifts and changes and can often become something else

Check out the latest Golovine article written by @tsuyunshih (4th year History of Art and Modern Lang. Student) all about her experience participating in an art internship in Taiwan! 😃

Make sure you check out Barry Flanagan (one of Britain’s most inventive sculptors ) at Ikon gallery before it closes on the 24th November!

The latest blog post ‘A student review of Olafur Eliasson’s retrospective at the Tate’ is available to read on The Golovine now! The exhibition looks incredible. Blog post written by third year Susanna Davis

Check out the The Golovine website for the latest blog post ‘Why did the greatest patron of art have hardly any ‘art’ in his private collection?’ - Written by 3rd year student Momchil Zlatarov

Recent Posts

A Summer Internship at Soho Curious & Co: An Interview with Emily Feibusch December 5, 2019
The Hills are Shadows – Review November 21, 2019
Doing an Internship as a History of Art Student: 2019 Taiwan Annual of Contemporary Art Taiwan November 19, 2019
Olafur Eliasson Tate Retrospective – a student review September 29, 2019
Why did the greatest patron of art have hardly any ‘art’ in his private collection? August 13, 2019

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