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Amnesty international: Making the Invisible Visible

Posted on December 4, 2011 by Mark with No Comments

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‘Making the Invisible Visible’ created such widespread awareness for the case of Troy Davis, that Amnesty International have worked with W+K again to extend the campaign across Europe. Each of the new installations depict a close up of an individual’s face. With the image invisible from the front on view,…

Introducing… our Facebook app: UKSA Stream

Posted on May 27, 2011 by Mark with 1 Comment

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We’ve been working on a small application for Facebook over the past few weeks and we’re finally ready to release it as public beta. “UKSA Stream” provides a ‘stream of art near you’ and comes in the form of an application pulling geo-tagged photos from the UKSA Flickr group and…

Street artists to feature in new look Modern British art Gallery at Bristol Museum

Posted on November 24, 2010 by Mark with 2 Comments

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Works by Street artists Motorboy and Ziml will go on display at Bristol Museum & Art Gallery from 2 December as part of a revamp of the Modern Art Gallery on the top floor, which has been enabled by a generous donation of £30,000 by the Friends of Bristol Art…

Brugal Rum hits Covent Garden with London street artists

Posted on November 24, 2010 by Mark with No Comments

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“Taking inspiration from the Dominican Republic’s thriving street art culture, street artists from London and beyond are taking part in a live event in Covent Garden, where locals and visitors can watch the art come to life before their eyes. Brugal Rum is hitting Covent Garden this weekend, bringing with…

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