Posts tagged Civil Rights
Once More Unto The Breach (Repeat Ad Infinitum)
Once More Unto The Breach (Repeat Ad Infinitum)

The work of Lou Hazelwood and Chris Graham, when working as a duo, seeks to make sense of the slippage from one political and philosophical state to another.

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Art, Art as Education, Art as Employment, Art as Empowerment, Art as Engagement, Art as Entertainment, Art History, audio art, BasementArtsProject, Brexit, build it they will come, collage, Civil Rights, Community, Contemporary Art, Covid-19, Coronavirus, Digital, Gallery, improvised music, Landscape, Lifelong learning, Lockdown Journal, painting, performance, renewal, Sculpture, Slavery, South Leeds Life, story telling, Studio Journal, working class, working class access, wellbeingBruce DaviesBaseART, Brexit, basementArtsProject, Civil Rights, community, COVID-19, culture, collage, engagement, Exhibition, improv, isolation, installation art, interdisciplinary, Leeds, Lou Hazelwood, chris graham, life, Museums, monuments, memory, UK, Visual art, wellbeing, work, anxiety, Yorkshire
THERE IS NEVER A GOOD TIME TO PROTEST!
THERE IS NEVER A GOOD TIME TO PROTEST!

“…the situation we find ourselves in, here in the 21st Century, is a direct result of our colonial history and there is a bill that will always be due!”

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Art, BasementArtsProject, Lockdown Journal, Sculpture, Black Lives Matter, Slavery, Protest, George Floyd, Civil RightsBruce DaviesBasementArtsProjectart, sculpture, statues, monuments, Black Lives Matter, Civil Rights, Slavery, Protest, George Floyd, lockdownjournal, studiojournal, Roger Robinson