Meet the faces of the future
Modern Art Oxford's projects with young people encourage creativity, leadership and professional skills. Inspiring us all to look ahead with positivity, we welcome our first team of Young Creatives this week and kick start our annual City as Studio filmmaking project with schools.
UPCOMING EXHIBITION
Samson Kambalu: New Liberia
We'll see you back at the gallery soon with a major new exhibition by artist, author and academic, Samson Kambalu. Born in Malawi,
Kambalu's poetic blend of video, images, objects and texts
tells timely stories of sovereignty and resistance.
The exhibition will run from 22 May — 5 September 2021
ON THE BLOG
LGBTQ+ History Month On the blog, specialist in transgender studies and queer theory Levi Hord discusses gender and language in relation to We’wha, a potter and weaver explored in Mariana Castillo Deball's exhibition. |
Spotlight on Women With Women's History Month and International Women's Day fast approaching, learn about the hidden figures explored by current exhibiting artist Mariana Castillo Deball in our spotlight series. |
OPPORTUNITY
The Oxford Cultural Anti-Racism Alliance is seeking a Project Manager to lead on delivering a programme of anti-racism action working across arts and culture in the city. Deadline 15 March.
COMMUNITY
Pioneering Women Friends Event Friends of Modern Art Oxford are invited to an exclusive events programme. |
Modern Art Oxford Recommends Imperial Feminisms with |
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Image credits:
Modern Art Oxford Young Creatives, 2021. Image © Modern Art Oxford
Samson Kambalu, Postcards from the Last Century Installation View, 2020. Courtesy of PEER. Photo by Stephen White & Co
Portrait of We'wha by John Hillers, 1894. (BAE GN 02235A 06370600, National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution)
Portrait of Elsie McDougall © Pitt Rivers Museum, University of Oxford (1998.251.5.13)
Carol McNicoll, Freedom and Democracy, 2011. Image courtesy Oxford Ceramics gallery and the artist
Imperial Feminisms event with Fem Think Do and Uncomfortable Oxford. Image courtesy Think Fem Do
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