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Pioneering visual arts organisation Portraits of Recovery (PORe) is working with artists and people in recovery from...
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Pioneering visual arts organisation Portraits of Recovery (PORe) is working with artists and people in recovery from...
Inflatable clowns and art in the post: welcome to the future of sculpture Portable Sculpture, a new show in Leeds, offers a zany hint as to art’s direction. Its leading young lights explain what they’re thinking 19 May 2021 • 12:16pm Portable Sculpture, at Leeds's Henry Moore Institute, contains a wide range of works old and new Credit: Nick Singleton The lineage of post-war sculpture in Britain is often described as a dysfunctional family tree. A line of descent can be traced from Henry Moore onto Anthony Caro, who overturned his ex-employer’s dictum, “truth to materials”, w...
Oldham charity supporting recovery from addiction after lockdown Date published: 15 April 2021 Sounds at the Edges takes place at Hope Mill Theatre, Manchester, and runs on Wednesday mornings. Image courtesy of Claire Armitage Sounds at the Edges, a new project by pioneering Oldham-based visual arts charity Portraits of Recovery (PORe), is bringing people in recovery from substance use together with a range of contemporary artists from across Greater Manchester. Collaborating in weekly sessions throughout April and May, the project supports increased access to high-quality artistic exper...