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London exhibition raising money for persecuted LGBTQ+ people | UK News - Vimarsana News

London exhibition raising money for persecuted LGBTQ+ people | UK News

Founded by Artiq in 2018, the Queer Frontiers exhibition is being hosted at Walker's Court, Soho, in London.

Can art increase workplace productivity? - Workplace | Design - Vimarsana News

Can art increase workplace productivity? - Workplace | Design

Art defines nations. Globally, it’s a multi-billion-pound industry. We learn about art from a young age, fill our homes with it and are surrounded by it when we are hospitalised or, in our dotage, in

LGBTQ art dates back to the Roman gods – it's still not appreciated - Vimarsana News

LGBTQ art dates back to the Roman gods – it's still not appreciated

Patrick McCrae, CEO of ARTIQ, explains why supporting LGBTQ+ artists is as important today as it has been through history.

Episode 8: Art's Role In Design (Patrick Mccrae) • Hotel Designs - Vimarsana News

Episode 8: Art's Role In Design (Patrick Mccrae) • Hotel Designs

View our latest Design Pod, Episode 8: Art's Role In Design (Patrick McCrae). Check it out here.

The corporate art purging trend will help tackle inequalities within the art industry - Vimarsana News

The corporate art purging trend will help tackle inequalities within the art industry

The corporate art purging trend will help tackle inequalities within the art industry Published 3 months ago British Airways has recently made headlines following its decision to sell off some off the oldest and most valuable parts of its art collection. Struggling with mass redundancies, data breaches and a stream of cancellations, the company began purging artworks in a bid to offset its pandemic losses. Following this, other major corporations have followed suit. London’s Royal Opera House sold a prized David Hockney at auction for 12 million and UK travel agent Thomas Cook likewise par...