Set against the backdrop of nature, a young Campfire Girl named Sarah embarks on a transformative journey during her first council fire gathering. This heartwarming tale explores themes of friendship, self-discovery, and the strength found in community, highlighting the meaningful connections that blossom in a serene outdoor setting.
Lily, a young Campfire Girl, embarks on a journey that highlights the strength and resilience of friendship. Set within the rich traditions of campfire gatherings, the narrative explores the challenges and triumphs that define true companionship, offering a captivating look at how friendships can be tested and ultimately strengthened.
This catalogue accompanies the first UK exhibition dedicated to the work of the Birmingham born convict artist Thomas Bock (1793-1855).0A selection of drawings, paintings and photographs demonstrate Bock's technical skill and sensitivity to a wide range of subject matter. Bock trained as an engraver and miniature painter.00Exhibition: Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, UK (06.12.2017-11.03.2018)
Sowcases the beauty and knowledge embodied in works of art and everyday life from Indigenous Australia. Published to accompany the first major UK exhibition on Indigenous Australia, this book explores the impact and legacy of colonialism, the nature of collecting and the changing meaning of objects now in the collection of the British Museum.