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We don't need to tell you how great Phoebe Waller-Bridge's Fleabag is, right?

If you've not had the pleasure of seeing the stage show yet, see it with us tomorrow night!

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Just one week to go until our special preview screening of The Tunnel To Summer, The Exit Of Goodbyes. If you love anime, we can't emphasise enough how much you need to be here for this.

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Not just your average chair...

Catch Suzume with us tomorrow!

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Myself in every stranger's eyes | Portraits

Finding a sense of what you see also means knowing how to distinguish between good and bad images, between those that set in motion transformations or block them ... Re-evaluate what is small, imperceptible, what belongs to the subjective sphere, that marks human being, his gender, his history, his face, his person: the ugly, the old resurface to visibility, after long-lasting removals and censures; behind the neutral gender a masculine and a feminine reappears and between one and the other, various ways of being man and woman take shape. Looking at what does not ask for a gaze, what does not live to draw eyes, but at everything, which is mild and silent and accompanies daily steps and gestures. Starting again from what we think we see every day, but we don’t look at anymore...

To look as if it was the first or the last time - Luigi Ghirri’s suggestion - giving meaning to what we see, putting things in order, taking clues, faint traces, propitious lights, unusual combinations, helping us not to take anything for granted. Photography allows you to live a great adventure of thought and gaze since the eye can return a second time on what it saw in order not to forget it, to understand it or, perhaps, just for the joy of seeing it again and can make us see reality in a different way". From "Photography as therapy" by Anna D'Elia, Meltemi 1999

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The Same Moon Above Us. Artist 2 Sana Badri A photograph by Sana Badri, part of The Same Moon Above Us. A Tunisian Tale Born in 1990 in Tunis, Tunisia. Sana Badri is a British-Tunisian artist. Raised and living in London, she is an educator first, teaching at a high school in Inner London. Sana borrows from social practices to explore the communities she is embedded in through photography. Her motivation to create images is primarily to build and maintain meaningful connections with her subjects, and foster a visual dialogue that speaks to those inside those communities. She has been exhibited at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, as well as published by the V&A, Elephant, OOMK Zine and Huck Magazine. Sana will host a workshop on Saturday 12 June, 2pm. #letscreate #HereForCulture  @aceagrams @dcmsarts @ukhmtreasury @p21gallery @sanabadb @estellem_____ (at P21 Gallery) https://www.instagram.com/p/CPtLJ48FSTa/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Myself in every stranger's eyes | Women

“From the eyes of women I derive my doctrine: they still shine with the true fire of Prometheus; they are the books, the arts, the academies that show, contain and nourish the world.” William Shakespeare

"Of course God created man before woman. He always makes a draft before the final masterpiece". Anonymous

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Myself in every stranger's eyes | Work

"We can live a wonderful life in the world if we know how to work and love, work for those we love and love what we work for". Lev Tolstoj

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💛🖤➡️ @eastlondonprintmakers ELP’s Artist in Residence deadline fast approaching! 💛🖤➡️ https://linktr.ee/eastlondonprintmakers ⬅️ Deadline: 31 January 2023 At East London Printmakers (ELP) we are committed to equity, diversity and opportunity for those under-represented within our artistic communities. We recognise this will require our attention now and moving forwards through ELP’s future. Accordingly we have developed a number of opportunities designed to provide meaningful and long-lasting benefits for both experienced and emerging printmakers. We particularly encourage applications from disabled people and those from Black, Asian and other minority ethnic backgrounds, as these groups are currently under-represented in printmaking. These opportunities have been made possible initially through the support of Arts Council England’s Cultural Recovery Grant however, we are now continuing these projects for future years. We are offering three 3-month Artist Residencies to run consecutively from March onwards. Reasons to apply may include, but are not limited too: Portfolio development for professional or academic purposes Research and experiment within a new or existing printmaking discipline Producing a planned body of work Exploring a new studio and connecting with other artists Reflecting on your practice within a supportive network of printmakers Successful applicants will benefit from: Free 24-hour studio access 4.5 days each week for 3 months Storage space for materials, screens and a plan chest drawer Free Associate Membership for one year (including exhibitions and other events) A £40 materials allowance from the ELP shop Application requirements: Complete and submit the following Studio bursary application form Upload up to 9 images with accompanying list of works More info in our BIO #artistresidency #eastlondonprintmakers #hereforculture #drypointprintmaking (at East London Printmakers) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cn6ps0motRf/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=