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Does London have a distinct Identity?

Dorothy Bohm Petticoat Lane Market, East End, London 1960s © Dorothy Bohm Archive This summer London has been the focus of a lot of international attention and in response The Great British Art Debate has been thinking about the capital and …

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A Family Matters Affair at Camp Bestival

(c) Marysa Dowling After a supremely successful tour of the festival circuit last year, we’re delighted to share with you the details of our long awaited return to Camp Bestival. The Great British Art Debate festival team took the fields …

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Work in Progress

Here at The Great British Art Debate, we have been quietly working away on a new top secret project. We are only now, allowed to share the first details with you.

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A ‘Tate Lab’ through a Polaroid Lens

As part of a collaboration with Tate Collectives, The Great British Art Debate has been delving into the world of workshops and inviting 16-25 year olds to join us in a range of creative activity within the gallery.

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Family Matters in Pictures

Granda and the Boys by Joel Kerr (2009) It was way back in November of last year, when contemplating ‘The Family Matters’ exhibition arriving at Tate Britain, that we thought about asking, you, our lovely audience to step up and …

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Late at Tate June 2012: Migration Redefined

Searching for new perspectives on identity and belonging through the exploration of new territories in art, music fashion and performance, Late at Tate June 2012 mixed migrations, imagination and magic last month to create an evening full of spectacle and …

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