Dominik Czechowski and Tamzin Plummer reflect on a year of exciting work with the Date Palm Tree Group and artist Farwa Moledina. You can visit the exhibition Back Toward Oneness in the Ground Floor Gallery until 9 March 2025. Back in spring 2024, we commissioned Farwa Moledina to work alongside the Date Palm Tree Group.… Continue reading Back Towards Oneness: A Warm Welcome
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Meet the Artists behind Tender Grounds, 2024
Explore the creative journeys of our four Platform Graduate artists. They provide a deeper look into the inspirations, processes, and themes that shape their work.
A Look Closer: How Belkis Ayón uses Gaze
In Belkis Ayón’s work, the eyes are the sole facial features depicted. Discover how through her watchful figures, Ayón redefines the gaze, using it as a channel for connection and confrontation.
A Look Closer: Hidden References in Belkis Ayón’s work
In this series, we unpick how Belkis Ayón explores themes of power, sacrifice, and gender through subtle references to art history and the religious canon.
Killed for a secret… Princess Sikán
Explore the mythology of the Abakuá and discover how artist Belkis Ayón brought Princess Sikán to life through detailed collography prints.
‘Motherboard’ – a poem by Louisa Rimmer
The ascent into Modern Art Oxford’s Upper Gallery feels a lot like climbing into a spaceship. It’s a humid Saturday in April, and the room at the top of the stairs is high-ceilinged and metal-beamed. I am relieved when I turn at the top and I am met with colour and texture.
Jane Castree at the Bullingdon Community Centre
Jane Castree is a choreographer and community dance artist working with movement to create open and accessible opportunities.
Helen Edwards at Cutteslowe Community Centre
Helen Edwards is an artist, integrative arts psychotherapist, eco-somatic therapist and dancer.
Farwa Moledina and the Date Palm Tree Group
Farwa Moledina is a Muslim artist of Yemeni-Tanzanian heritage. She was raised in Dubai and currently lives and works in Birmingham.
Fig Studio at FloFest
Fig Studio is a new project in Oxford that brings art, nature, and communities together.