Emma Jane Brassington

This year London's Book Fair presents Indonesia as its Market Focus. As part of the run up to London Book Fair, Asia House hosts a cultural late with contemporary Indonesian: Art, Poetry, Textiles Fashion, Music, Food and Masks.

In partnership with the British...

Doug Fishbone Slaps Together Speech and Image in Engaging Performance Lecture

Mashing together mere 1200 images downloaded straight from the internet to create his narrative arch as he fluidly walks his audience through a a landscape of political thought and culture....

Whilst walking around the first nation exhibition In Victoria, BC my eyes gravitate toward three glass vitrines. Sheets of glass separate me and the cultural artefact inside, I am aware that separated by the glass, the contents of the vitrine is distinctly 'other'. In...

From Nope to Hope, a collective of over 40 artists who pull their work from the Design Museum on the 2nd of August as a response to the Museum hosting Leonardo, giant arms trade fair, on the 17th of July.

Exhibition showcasing charity's From Nope to Hope exhibition.

Work...

Born in 1964, South Korean, Lee Bull's work deeply reflects on her political and social environment. From 1961 to 1987 Korean had an authoritarian rule followed by democratisation (1988-97). During this time, women's art movements work advocated for women's rights and...

During a 9 month residency, Bali, Indonesia I went numerous times to 'Rumah Wayang and Topeng'. This translates as: House of Masks and Puppets. The Museum along side live rituals and dances informed my Mask Making practice