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07:00A statue comes to life in a magical gallery and climbs into the painting 'Line Painting' by Yinka Shonibare MBE. Inside the painting she explores Sonibare's concept of multiculturalism and his work as a conceptual artist.
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A statue comes to life in a magical gallery and climbs into the painting 'Schaukeln' by Wassily Kandinsky. Inside the painting she explores Kandinsky's role in the birth of abstract art, his discovery of his synaesthesia.
11:00A statue comes to life in a magical gallery and climbs into the painting 'Van Gogh's Chair' by Vincent Van Gogh. Inside the painting she explores Van Gogh's use of colour and light to express feelings.
06:00A statue comes to life in a magical gallery and climbs into the painting 'Bride of the Sea' by Eileen Agar. Inside the painting she explores Agar's use of collage techniques as well as looking at surrealism.
06:00Inside the painting she explores Rego's inspirations and her desire to have viewers make up stories about her works. We explore the techniques Rego used to create her works, and her placement within the artistic world.
08:00Inside the painting she explores Wright of Derby's use of a single light source to draw attention to particular elements of the work, and discusses representation of the period of Enlightenment in works of art.
08:00Inside the painting she explores Warhol's fascination with celebrity and the notion of celebrity as product. We explore techniques Warhol used to create his works ansd his placement within the artistic world.
08:00Inside the painting she explores Rousseau's use of imagination in painting, the techniques Rousseau used and his placement within the artistic world in Paris during his lifetime and his influence on the art world since.
06:00A statue comes to life in a magical gallery and climbs into the painting 'Arnolfini Portrait' by Jan Van Eyck. Inside the painting she explores the clues that Van Eyck painted into the picture giving us meanings.