Being Human 2020
Queen Mary University of London is putting on an exhibition of art and stories to share people’s experience of the Covid-19 pandemic as part of Being Human Festival. The theme for Being Human Festival 2020 is 'New Worlds'; this exhibition aims to bring people together, to share people's experiences of Covid-19, to understand how we can live in this new world with Covid-19.
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The exhibition will feature visual art and creative writing that represents people's experience of the Covid-19 pandemic. This is not exclusive to the experience of having Covid-19 but may also include the social implications, such as lockdown, social distancing, and wearing masks. The event will consist of a physical magnet exhibition, held outside Queen Mary University of London Mile End campus (E1 4NS) from 14th November, an online exhibition of Covid-19 themed art that will be released online via social media throughout the Being Human festival, and an evening of online storytelling on Friday 20th November 17.30 - 19.30.

This event is part of the national Being Human festival of the humanities, which is taking place in over 50 towns and cities across the UK between 12-22 November.
Being Human is the only national festival dedicated entirely to celebrating research across the humanities – from archaeology, art history, history, classics, languages, philosophy, literature and more. The festival aims to make the humanities accessible and fun for all, and is run by the School of Advanced Study, University of London in partnership with the Arts and Humanities Research Council and the British Academy.

The Art of Caring will be exhibiting over 200 artworks and 100+ poems/aphorisms from the 10th - 30th May 2018.
​All the artworks are exhibited as postcard sized images. Come and view the exhibition on the First Floor, Lanesborough Wing, St George's Hospital, Tooting, UK. The exhibition celebrates International Nurses Day on the 12th May 2018, and this year’s theme is ‘Health is a Human Right’. It includes the work of creative people of all ages, from artists to nurses, and from people who have experience of being a carer and/or a service user.

 Episode 2 'WORLDLY'

Featuring a collection of works by numerous artists whose work resonates to different areas of the world. Join us as we celebrate the world, the cultures, the languages & the people! 

FEATURED ARTISTS & PERFORMERS:
Joanna Penso
Winnie Chan
Lucy Bird
Daniel Tebano
Barnie Emma
Tanya Fryer
Layo Adebayo

Date & Time: 17th-19th Oct, 2017
The Flying Dutchman, 156 Wells Way, SE5 7SY London, United Kingdom

https://www.artrabbit.com/events/the-play-space-episode-2-worldly
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The event will be Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday from 6pm-10:30pm, there will be a food truck with African Fusion streetfood, a bar with drinks, art, music and performances.

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The Chosunibo and Seoul Design Foundation co-organize 2017 ASYAAF will be held from July 25th to August 20th in DDP (Dongdaemun Design Plaza) in Seoul. DDP, designed by Zaha Hadid, is one of the newest additions to the landscape of the city, and has quickly become the most sought-after venue for cultural events. (http://www.ddp.or.kr/main) .
ASYAAF has developed into the nation’s representing art fair which gathered more than 310,000 visitors and sold more than 6,000 art pieces within the last 9 years. This year’s ASYAAF will be showcasing 1,000 selections of talented art students, post-graduates professional young artists from Korea and other Asian countries. In celebration of 10th anniversary, ASYAAF has specially invited artists who had won ASYAAF prize as well as selected more than 4 times.
LVS PROJECT has been responsible for the curation of the Overseas Artists Section (for non- Korean Asian artists) at ASYAAF (Asian Students and Young Artists Art Festival) since 2009 as the event’s co-organizer. ASYAAF is an annual art festival organized by Chosun-Ilbo, one of the most influential media companies in Korea, with joint effort from the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. ASYAAF annually receives over 3000 applications and showcases about 500 young artists, carefully selected by esteemed judges, for the span of one month.

https://www.facebook.com/ASYAAFchosun
http://asyaaf.chosun.com/
​https://www.timeout.com/seoul/art/2017-asyaaf

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Art Week Exeter’s purpose is to widen access to, and participation in, the diverse forms of contemporary and traditional art in Exeter. All of this year's Art Week artists will be represented at this salon-style exhibition. Come and peruse this microcosmic display before starting your tour of studios and shows across the city.

Address: 29/30 South Street, Exeter, EX1 1EB

Opening hours:
Sat 13 May     10am–4pm
Sun 14 May    10am–2pm
Mon 15 May   10am–4pm
Tue 16 May    10am–4pm
Wed 17 May   10am–4pm
Thu 18 May    10am–4pm
Fri 19 May      10am–4pm
Sat 20 May     10am–4pm
Sun 21 May    10am–2pm