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Roar writer Helen Kursten-Holmes reviews the National Gallery exhibition, “Artemisia”. The National Gallery’s phenomenal “Artemisia” exhibition, dedicated to the 17th century artist Artemisia Gentileschi,...
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Roar writer Dania Quadri reviews Shoreditch’s art exhibition, The Stars are Bright. The Stars are Bright is an exhibition in hipster central Shoreditch that...
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From his vibrant displays of light glinting off the sea to shadowy blurs of battle scenes, JMW Turner’s full range of skill is represented...
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Roar writer Elena Veris Reynolds on the government’s treatment of the arts sector over the past few years. The past couple of weeks have...
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“Coronavirus and culture: challenges, changes and creative responses”, a talk chaired by Baroness Deborah Bull on 4 June 2020, discussed the impact of COVID-19...
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In celebration of Pride Month and the Black Lives Matter movement, Roar writers share their recommendations and reflections on black queer culture. Samuel de...
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Roar writer, Helen Kursten-Holmes, reviews Tate Britain’s exhibition, British Baroque: Power and Illusion, which took place from 4 February to 19 April 2020. There is...
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Birth Rites, a collection of contemporary art displayed at KCL’s Guy’s Campus, tackles the subject of childbirth. The works range from photographs through videos...
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Dr. Kate McMillan gives us an insight on the inspiration of her latest exhibition, The Lost Girl, highlighting themes of climate change, sustainability and...
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These Walls Between Us, written and directed by Sarena Moss and produced by Alice Loizides, explores the lives of two queer couples in 1990,...