New British Museum director vows not to add politically correct labels to exhibits at the institution and vows not to 'conform to a particular sort of political agenda'
The new British Museum director has vowed not to add politically correct labels to exhibits at the institution to not ...
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Derek Boshier: Influential British Pop Artist Has Died Aged 87
Derek Boshier, an influential figure in British Pop Art, has died in Los Angeles aged 87. Born in Portsmouth, England in 1937 ...
Peter Kennard: Archive of Dissent – 'striking' political photomontages
Many of his collages – such as his striking variation on John Constable's painting "The Hay Wain", in which the cart bristles ...
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Derek Boshier: A talent recognised by David Bowie, David Hockney and The Clash
Despite being known as a pioneering member of the British pop art movement, Boshier saw himself more as a ‘populist artist’.
Women in Revolt! Exhibition showcases the feminist activist artists who used art to change lives
The exhibition brings together legions of courageous women who made political works of art about their lives to tell the ...
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Will an artwork sent to each British MP inspire them to climate action?
In July, artist Freddie Yauner sent each of Britain’s new intake of 650 MPs a limited edition of his ‘What colour is disaster ...
Desh vs Pradesh: Is India One Nation Or Many? An Anthropological, Historical, And Political Perspective
India is a united nation in and of itself, serving as more than a political entity but an anthropo-cultural vision of a ...
I won’t add politically correct labels to exhibits, says new British Museum director
The new director of the British Museum has said he will not add politically correct labels to exhibits.Dr Nicholas Cullinan, ...
Melania Trump says she stands ‘proudly behind my nude modeling work’
Former first lady Melania Trump posted a new video on social media Wednesday defending her previous nude modeling work as she ...
Part II: The evolution of the Indian press – A pillar of resistance in colonial and nationalist struggles
The first newspaper in India is credited to James Augustus Hickey, who launched The Bengal Gazette, also known as The ...