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NoS synopsis: Crawley film artists at work.
Traces briefly the history of the development of artists’ paints, and the ‘colourmen’ who manufacture them. The role of Windsor & Newton within this tradition is explained, particularly their part in...
Television documentary series in which each night, for one week, two artists read from their favourite works. Margaret Rawlings and Paul Daneman take Shakespeare as their theme and read from his sonnets.
The monthly round-up of film and television publications compiled by Simon Baker, Institute of Historical Research and published at Learning on Screen by Andrew Ormsby. An eclectic selection this month,...
NoS synopsis: the making of artists’ colours in a paint factory
The work of Asian, African and Caribbean artists in post-war Britain. The slides were taken from workd first exhibited in the Hayward Gallery, London 29 Nov 1989-4 Feb 1990. Includes the work of Rasheed...
These programmes examine the work of a number of black artists, photographers and film-makers, and consider how the fact that someone is black (or female) can place a demand on them to somehow to...
Highlights the contributions of black Britons active in the worlds of boxing and music hall during the early part of the century. Uses oral testimonies, archive footage and music of the period to chart one...
Drama-documentary about the months spent by artists Stanley Spencer in Port Glasgow during World War 2. Includes dramatic sequences of the artist at work in the shipyards and shows the sketches and finished...
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