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Winner of C-Art Cumbrian Artist of the Year Announced Tonight the award was made to the winner of C-Art Artist of the Year 2017. The award ceremony, held at Rheged, launched C-Art Festival 2017, 10 days of arts activity across Cumbria Full story: http://www.cumbriacrack.com/2017/09/08/winner-c-art-cumbrian-artist-year-announced/

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C-Art unveils shortlisted artists for C-Art Cumbrian Artist of the Year The final shortlist of seven artists for the C-Art Cumbrian Artist of the Year Award have been selected. Full story: http://www.cumbriacrack.com/2017/08/25/c-art-unveils-shortlisted-artists-c-art-cumbrian-artist-year/

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Eden Arts has big plans for C-Art 2017 Over the last 6 years, C-Art Open Studios has connected over 185,000 visitors to artists, galleries and extraordinary places Full story: http://www.cumbriacrack.com/2017/01/26/eden-arts-big-plans-c-art-2017/

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Explore this link to view feedback from some very eloquent Lower Sixth English pupils from Eltham College.

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my picasso world

My Picasso World is a collaborative project between the Gerald Moore Gallery and Mr. Mitchell’s year 7 English pupils. The young curators, who were working on descriptive writing in lessons, were given images of the Picasso works included in the exhibition. In class they wrote brief descriptions of the artworks, and gave them new titles. Next, they came into the gallery to see the works in person. While in the gallery, pupils discussed the exhibition and corrected one-another’s descriptions, elaborating on them occasionally. The boys’ descriptions and creative titles currently represent the work in the gallery. In addition to these details, they also left their mark on a large chalkboard wall with Picasso-inspired imagery and colours. This is an original project, authored by Tom Mitchell and Amy Ash.