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    Gareth Meredith posted an update in the group Group logo of The WallThe Wall 4 years ago

    HAPPY FRIDAY EVERYONE
    Do you notice everything different?
    Check out Phase 1 of the new look intranet home page including a rolling banner and upgrading functionality for you to post to The Wall.   You can now format and importantly edit your postings.  So when … whoops … you notice an error after you posted it .. you can now go back and edit.
    Go exploring and enjoy … more upgrades will be introduced in the coming months.
    A MASSIVE thanks to our amazing CD3O Toby Russell for all his time, efforts and patience (with me) in making this happen.…

  • Stephanie Nebbia posted an update in the group Group logo of The WallThe Wall 4 years ago

    Another triumph for Liquitex BWW by Ffi Farrer- Miles whose beautiful proposal was based on the design elements taken from the Victorian part of Camberwell art college UAL and sought to re-contextualise these small historical features through a  contemporary lens. It was wonderful to see at the opening last night the support of so many former Big Wallers and to hear such endorsement of our materials from both students and the artists that teach them alike.  What is important about this project is its support for emerging artists in being able to realise such a ambitious projects that would not otherwise be possible. For us it seeds the unique quality that Liquitex brings in its versatility and relevance in contemporary professional contexts.

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      Charlotte Caton replied 4 years ago

      Beautiful work and great to hear such wonderful feedback Steph. I’m sure it looked even more stunning in person. Brilliant teamwork between you and Ivo as always, alongside UAL and Cass. Looking forward to the 10th instalment next year!…

    • Guy Peeke-Vout replied 4 years ago

      What a great standard of work and super collaboration. Well done and congratulations to all involved.…

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      Ivo Matic replied 4 years ago

      It looks amazing and great success for everyone involved. …

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      Martyn Symes replied 4 years ago

      Looks wonderful, a great collaboration and a amazing piece of art!…

    • Anthony Taylor replied 4 years ago

      Great work Steph.…

    • Sarah Clark replied 4 years ago

      love it Steph thanks for keeping the BWW alive and going from strength to strength each year. excited to see how we build towards the 10th in 2023 – let us know what we can do to support this, we should definitely build something into the Global plan for it. …

      • Stephanie Nebbia replied 4 years ago

        Will do; with a ten year anniversary and such exceptional projects year on year, it really is worth celebrating. Not least because it does the job where you find yourself discussing the exceptional qualities of the paint for this context with artists and course leaders as a result.…

  • Louise Booth posted an update in the group Group logo of The WallThe Wall 4 years ago

    Nice work on the new dynamic banner for the Intranet. I like the new look a lot.…

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    Jimmy Leslie posted an update in the group Group logo of The WallThe Wall 4 years ago

    Next up on @tfacna on April 26th with Marla Morrison, Liquitex Mediums as painting surfaces.

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  • Dave Gibbs posted an update in the group Group logo of The WallThe Wall 4 years ago

    NATIONAL TEA DAY
    Behind every great country, there is an even greater beverage helping its people through the day. On April 21st, the United Kingdom celebrates National Tea Day, the drink of choice for the past two centuries.
    The Snazaroo team joined in the celebrations, however you can’t have a cuppa without cake.
    Team members made some superb cakes to share with their colleagues and the non-bakers amongst us went to the local supermarket.
    National Tea Day is the time Britain takes to celebrate its longstanding relationship with the wonderful drink. The love for tea is so deep that collectively the UK consumes more than 60 billion cups a year. That’s upwards of 165 million cups a day.
    With such a wide variety of types of tea that all serve a different purpose from jumpstarting the day all the way down to sleepy time, it’s no wonder the UK has yet to grow bored of their national beverage.



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