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From research to Venice recommendations, read our Fellows blog to find out more about their experiences at the British Pavilion and their accompanying projects.
Venice Fellowship 2018 starts here
At Dorich House Museum, the former home and studio of the sculptor Dora Gordine and her husband Richard Hare, attendees gathered on 5 December to hear about the research of six Fellows who took part in the British Council’s Venice Fellowship programme.
Manuela Zammit and Chris Bailkoski, both students on the MA/MFA Contemporary Curating course at Manchester School of Art, co-curated an exhibition of Fellows’ work at the International 3 gallery in Salford. For one week, eight students exhibited works inspired by their Venice Fellowship. Prints, sculptures, digital works and drawings were on display. Read an interview with Manuela about the show.
Ruth Houlsby, a Fellow from Birkbeck University of London, reflects on her time at the British Pavilion in Venice for the final month of the 57th Art Biennale.
As part of Madinah Thompson's research, she's been trying to see as many sites in the city as possible. Here are her top five recommended spaces and places in Venice.
Spending time with Phyllida Barlow's work inspired one of our Fellows to create their own sculptures.
Read an inteview with Amanda Lwin, one of our Venice Fellows, who used the weaving techniques she learnt in Venice to create a woven canopy for a deli in Deptford.
Many of our Fellows are beginning to submit their research responses from their month in Venice and we wanted to share a couple of research projects with you.
Head to Manchester to see an exhibition of new work by artist Sarah Boulter, which she developed during her time as a Venice Fellow.
Find out about what our Venice Fellows have been researching whilst in Venice.