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Katelyn Wagner posted an update in the group
The Wall 4 years, 3 months agoLiquitex is excited to partner with Juxtapoz Magazine to share a series of interviews with the 2021 Liquitex Just Imagine residency artists. Starting today, every Wednesday at 4pm EST, Juxtapoz editor-in-chief Evan Pricco will host a live interview with each of the 5 residency artists on Instagram @juxtapozmag. First up will be Cynthia Pareja Dubin who was selected for our Acrylic Mediums residency last year. Learn more about the program here: https://www.juxtapoz.com/news/studio-time/juxtapoz-liquitex-artist-residency-programs-announces-ig-live-studio-visit-series/ and be sure to tune in to the live chats each week.
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Jatin Kuckreja posted an update in the group
The Wall 4 years, 3 months agoDid you know Google is no longer the most visited website, and someone ended their 15 year reign in Dec 2021. Read here to know who…..
https://listenandlearnresearch.com/survival-of-the-fittest-the-evolving-nature-of-social-media-platforms/
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Thanks for sharing this Jatin – and for the timely nudge for us to keep evolving our content on to new platforms as we plan out the year. The artist community on Tik Tok is huge and inclusive of all ages, demographics and art practices. People are using it as a search tool to find emerging artists and the video format is great for showing the process of work and answering Q and A’s. Creating content specifically for W&N on to Tik Tok is on the list for 2022.…
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I didn’t know… but do now. Very interesting! What did google have to say about it?…
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funny you should post that Jatin as we are looking to dent “google” even more by introducing Ecosia as our default search platform…as per Robert Rost’s sustainability post …
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Love that idea!
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and to give the right person the credit, this idea was initiated by @stephane-baudetcolart-com in a Think Tank idea https://intranet.colart.com/en/think-tank/use-an-ecologic-search-engine-on-the-web/ and you can read more about it here: https://intranet.colart.com/en/news/think-tank-idea-eco-search/…
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good post Jatin and thanks Jo for encouraging us to move on and be sure we follow where artists are browsing, searching, finding inspiration
and Ecosia works all fine – i am using it for more than a a year and i am happy to see more plants being planted every day – for info: Ecosia is build on Google Search technology i believe so we do not “dent” Google so much as you think when we switch… -
On my side, since I use Ecosia, I made 264 searches and then I planted almost 6 trees. It could be interesting to get the total for Colart !…
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I also use Ecosia, with no issues at all – definitely worth the switch – 45 searches = 1 tree planted …
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We are ready to roll out ecosia to the whole business so maybe we can aim for a forest in 2022…
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Jane Beeston posted an update in the group
The Wall 4 years, 3 months ago“we have the chance to create real change”…a line from this fantastic video which I recommend you watch.
This video resonates for me as I am so proud of and thankful to every member of our Diversity, Equity and Inclusion councils for standing up to be part of making the change in Colart.
Colart has an ambition, but we can only do it together so please, help them to help us by sharing your voice.
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Very powerful video Jane. Thank you for sharing. In life it is the little steps as well as the big ones that drive change and progress. …
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Love this video! Really excited to to be part of the change at Colart 🙂…
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Inspiring, every one should see this! Thanks Jane…
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Oh my … I had to … no, I “wanted” to watch this video twice as it ignited so much emotion. And the power of poetry to tell a story and deliver a purpose, connecting you into the messaging. So simple and yet so powerful. Thank you, @janebcolart-com, for sharing this. Importantly this is your interpretation and connection to our own DEI purpose at Colart, and that is very inspiring.…
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nice one Jane – fully support to celebrate our differences and be on the driversity side of history 🙂…
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Such an inspiring video, Jane. Simple yet powerful. Really excited to be part of helping drive change at Colart.…
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WOW – thanks Jane for sharing this video. Very powerful and inspiring. Glad to be part of our DEI journey and driving change at Colart.
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Thanks Jane for sharing, strong and powerful video.…
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just reread this threat and I realised that I (by mistake) introduced a new concept to drive diversity: driversity . . . . 🙂…
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love that concept!…
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Stephanie Nebbia posted an update in the group
The Wall 4 years, 4 months agoA really nice start to the year with Manyi Takor’s winning proposal “Hidden Identities”. It is well underway for this years Liquitex BWW 2022 . These are some photos taken this week of the work in progress which will be exhibited from the 27th January until the 20th February, at the Crossing
in Central Saint Martins UAL, Granary Square, London N1.
If you remember from a previous post, her proposal, examines how identity is formed by experiences related to the expectations of others. It is a really thought provoking piece, never more so than in these times. It is interesting to see each year, how diverse each proposal has been for this project and reflects the innovative possibilities of the materials. The purpose of this collaboration is not only to support the development of ambitious art work that may not otherwise be possible, but to really engage with emerging contemporary artists. It highlights the potential of Liquitex in this professional context, demonstrating its material relevance from painting, right through to large scale, site specific, public art; always innovative.
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Hi Steph. Really great to see the BWW continue to go from strength to strength and be able to give artists such as Manyi the platform to express her thought provoking art. Thank you for sharing and have a good week. …
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Thank you Anthony, the real success in this project is the fact that it really has paved the way for these artists to work, on graduating, in really ambitious professional contexts and the fact that each year, each response to the brief is so completely different, really innovative. We know from artists like Ian Davenport, how seeding the brand at this early stage becomes an essential part of the their vocabulary as they develop as artists.…
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have loved the BWW project for years and would like to go see it with whoever wants to join – ideally with Manyi being with us to explain her art and usage of materials
so @stephaniencolart-com; let’s synch up and find a date to go see it for our own eyes!…-
Thank you Dennis, the private view for this on the 27th of January. Being in the main windows of CSM it is displayed now to the public, unlike its former location, under the circumstances a better venue for a PV. If you and anyone would like to come on the 27th and meet Manyi who will be there let me know this week and I will do a group rsvp. Otherwise, alternatively, I am happy to arrange another date to meet later in February.…
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great Steph – I’ll join you from 18:30 at Central Saint Martins and look forward to see the work and engage with the artist Manyi!…
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Great and you should all be receiving an invitation from CSM formally too. Let me know anyone, if you would like me to RSVP for you. It will be so interesting to see a completely different response to the brief and discuss with Manyi the intentions behind the piece.…
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The project of Manyi Takor looks really great … congrats Steph ! I hope we will make it this year to launch our first LQX White Wall un collaboration with Brera!
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That would be a fantastic collaboration Flavie, being such a world ranking institution, Brera is an excellent context!…
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Jimmy Leslie posted an update in the group
The Wall 4 years, 4 months ago-
Winsor and Newton is 190 years old this year!! It shares its birthday with famous people such as Lewis Carrol, Edouard Manet. Gustave Eiffel and Louisa May Alcott. William the fourth was on the throne, Earl Grey the 2nd was Prime Minister and it was the Romanticism art period.…
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