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Whitework - A Gentle Path
A cross media textile artwork, designed to create a space for calm and contemplation.
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William Morris - Weaving Memories
The Weaving Memories Project - a creative, visual arts project for senior residents of the Higham Hill area, Walthamstow, London. The project, led by artists Denise Wyllie and Clare O Hagan,
was funded through the Higham Hill Community Association,
London Borough of Waltham Forest and the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Referencing the work of William Morris, each person created their own unique tapestry. The work is displayed on permanent exhibition in The London Borough of Waltham Forest, to the East End of London. (more...) |
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A Vision of Rosalind Franklin
Scientist Rosalind Franklin made the first clear X-Ray image of the structure of DNA. The artists have re-presenting and incorporating her iconic Photo 51 into their art.
The work will tour internationally in exhibition in 2007
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Transformations in Science and Art
Transformations in Science and Art - a forty two metre cross-media, textile artwork examines the growing awareness of the biological blueprint, DNA, and the vital role it plays in the development of medical research and drug therapy.
It celebrates the life and work of the scientists engaged in Cancer Research, and all who are touched by this. (more...) |
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Spring into the Garden Maude
We can all share the joy of a garden - as an active participant or as an observer - from an informal window box to an enormous formal landscape. Celebrate our garden heritage with Wyllie O Hagan's paintings and prints. (more...) |
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Wyllie O Hagan St Patrick's Day Digital Film Festival March 14 - 17, 2008
London and YouTube
The Wyllie O Hagan St Patricks Day Digital Film Festival honours the experience of St Patricks Day.
St Patricks Day is celebrated globally. Wyllie O Hagan’s mission is to counter the tired and outdated sterotypes exhibited on the day by inviting film-makers, and artists and non-professionals to make a short film reflecting the richness and generosity of the spirit of the Ireland and the Irish people.
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