Princess Diana will be honoured with a London blue plaque Jessica Green For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo
Princess Diana will be among six inspirational women honoured with an English Heritage blue plaque this year, for her devotion to her charity work .
The accolade to the Princess of Wales, who would have been 60 this year, will mark one of the buildings associated with her life before her marriage to Prince Charles, said the charity.
They have yet to confirm the London location - and this won t be announced until the plaque is unveiled in the second half of this year - but it is thought to be the Earl s Court flat she lived in before her wedding to the Prince of Wales in 1981.
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Celebrating the female artists of contemporary Latin America
Celebrating the female artists of contemporary Latin America
Coinciding with International Women’s Day, ‘Female Voices of Latin América’ marks the largest presentation of work from Latin American female artists
Momo Magallón,
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‘Female voices of Latin América’ is more of a festival than an exhibition. Involving more than 60 international galleries and institutions, 150 living artists and 19 represented countries, the momentous digital show marks the biggest ever presentation of work from Latin American female artists.
Presented by extended reality (XR) platform Vortic and coinciding with International Women’s Day, the cross-generational initiative offers the floor to artists at various stages of their careers, with work that spans from 1968 to the present day. Exhibiting artists include Liliana Porter, Beatriz Milhazes, Adriana Varejão, Ad Minoliti, Sol Calero and Valeska Soar