An exhibition of work from across all 3 years of UCA Farnham Fine Art has opened in the Linear Gallery, this week. The work encompasses the use of collage by students engaged with examining narratives of representation and the material nature of collage. The student work seeks to question dominant cultural narratives of female representation and thereby posits an important form of cultural interruption.
Showing posts with label Dayo Adesina. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dayo Adesina. Show all posts
Thursday, 22 January 2015
Interruptions - Student Exhibition in the Linear Gallery
An exhibition of work from across all 3 years of UCA Farnham Fine Art has opened in the Linear Gallery, this week. The work encompasses the use of collage by students engaged with examining narratives of representation and the material nature of collage. The student work seeks to question dominant cultural narratives of female representation and thereby posits an important form of cultural interruption.
Labels:
BA (Hons) Fine Art,
Catriona Whitaker,
Collage,
Dayo Adesina,
Farnham,
Fine Art,
Julia Keenan,
Linear Gallery,
Student Exhibition,
Susie Hillier,
UCA,
University for the Creative Arts,
Year 1,
Year 2,
Year 3
Tuesday, 28 October 2014
UCA Farnham Fine Art Student Success - Dayo Adesina
UCA Farnham Fine Art student, Dayo Adesina, spent this summer working with INIVA in London on the Baldwin's Nigger Reloaded Project. Adayo produced work that was screened at INIVA over the summer and in September screened in Washington.
Labels:
BA (Hons) Fine Art,
Baldwins Nigger,
Dayo Adesina,
Farnham,
Fine Art,
Student Success,
UCA,
University for the Creative Arts,
www.iniva.org
Monday, 4 August 2014
UCA Farnham Fine Art Student Success - Dayo Adesina
UCA Farnham Fine Art student, Dayo Adesina who recently successfully completed her 1st Year is 1 of 14 selected participants working with artist Barby Asante called "Sorry you feel uncomfortable" at INIVA, the Institute of International Visual Artists at Rivington Place in London. The project explores identity race, gender, sexuality and colonialism in relation to the 1969 Horace Ove film "Baldwin's Nigger".
https://twitter.com/BNReloaded
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryuAW_gnjYQ
Labels:
BA (Hons) Fine Art,
Baldwins Nigger,
Dayo Adesina,
Farnham,
Fine Art,
Student Success,
UCA,
University for the Creative Arts,
www.iniva.org,
Year 1
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