Image description: Logo of BBC Live Breaking News, showing a graphic of a circular blue dial with the words News written several times around it and in the centre, the word Live written in black text on a yellow background and underneath, the words Breaking News written in white text and capital letters – the word Breaking surrounded by a red background.
We had an interview with BBC Radio 4 during our recent 91DIVOC Exhibition in November 2021 and the podcast is available to listen via the link underneath the image on the right.
Image description: A person’s hand touches a braille wall.
The 91DIVOC artists will run a social media takeover for the next 2 months, right up to our November 2021 exhibition.
#socialMediaTakeover #exhibition #artists #91Divoc #London #collaboration #ShoutOut
Image description: A blood-red poster with the name Zara Jayne written in white bold capital letters. The words Actor and Storyteller are written just below that.
#socialMediaTakeover #exhibition #artists #91Divoc #London #collaboration #ShoutOut
Image description: A black poster with the name David Johnson written in bold white capital letters. The words Sculptor and Audiovisual installation are written below, and a white arrow pointing to the left is placed underneath.
#SociallyEngaged #91Divoc #JGMartin #writer
Image description: A forest green poster with the name JG Martin written in bold white capital letters. The word Writer is written just below, and a white arrow pointing to the left is placed underneath.
#91Divoc #blindartists #pandemicArt #SociallyEngaged
Image description: A midnight blue poster with the name Lynn Cox written at the top in bold white text and in capital letters. Below that are the words Psychogeographer, audio, and creative artist, all in white text. Below that is a white arrow pointing to the left.
Clarke Reynolds
Published on Google’s Small Business Stories | March 2021
“Please DO Touch”. That’s the message artists Clarke Reynolds would like displayed alongside his artworks as the world moves back to visiting galleries in person. After losing vision in one eye as a child, then experiencing worsening vision loss in recent years, the Portsmouth-based artist has pursued his dream of being an artist by using sound, textures, and textiles as his canvas – and achieved international recognition and success with the help from Google Digital Garage.
He joined MaMoMi many months ago and is a big part of our planning for a November mixed media exhibition to be announced in a few months.
Read the full article via this link https://grow.google/intl/uk/story/seeing-without-seeing
#ClarkeReynolds #SeeingWithoutSeeing
Image description: The robust three-dimensional tactile map features colour-coding, raised letters, symbols and braille. The raised letters and braille are depicted in grey colour, the park and open spaces are depicted in green colour, the buildings in purple, the roads in dark blue and bus stops are marked with round yellow symbols. The map is installed on specially designed lectern style stands.
Image credit: The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.
Read more about the Tactile Maps, Kensington: More Than Just Wayfinding blog.
