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SUMMARY:We are all human: a Koestler Trust exhibition at the Southbank Centre
DESCRIPTION:‘We are all human’ is the UK’s annual national showcase of arts by prisoners\, ex-offenders on community sentences\, secure psychiatric patients and immigration detainees. It is the ninth exhibition in an ongoing partnership between the Koestler Trust and Southbank Centre. \nThis year’s show was curated by writer and dub-poet Benjamin Zephaniah. The exhibition features a wide range of artforms including painting\, drawing\, matchstick modelling\, craft\, music and writing\, exploring themes of time\, contemplation and the natural environment. \nClick here for more information
URL:https://artsincriminaljustice.org.uk/event/we-are-all-human-a-koestler-trust-exhibition-at-the-southbank-centre/
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SUMMARY:Moving (swiftly) on... Why should anyone care about arts in prisons?
DESCRIPTION:Are the arts a luxury or do they actually make a difference? Join artists\, prison arts practitioners and academics for a discussion about whether and how the arts really move people. Speakers include Sarah Colvin and Preti Taneja (School of Arts and Humanities\, Cambridge)\, Anna Herrmann (Clean Break)\, Andy Watson (Geese Theatre Company)\, Alex Wheatle (writer)\, Andrew Wilkie (National Prison Radio)\, and Loraine Gelsthorpe (Professor of Criminology\, Cambridge). An audience discussion will be chaired by Alison Frater (National Criminal Justice Arts Alliance). The event is part of the University of Cambridge’s Festival of Ideas. \nVenue: Jesus College\, University of Cambridge \nClick here for more information and to book. \nImage (c) Geese Theatre Company
URL:https://artsincriminaljustice.org.uk/event/moving-swiftly-on-why-should-anyone-care-about-arts-in-prisons/
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