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St Hugh's Foundation for the Arts Award Holder Lee Karen Stow (2019) shares an update on her project Something to Breathe, which was due to launch this week (August 6th 2020) to mark the 75th Anniversary of the atomic bombings on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan.
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Earlier this year, we were sad to announce that we were not able to proceed with our Arts Awards programme for 2020 as it had been previously advertised, and would therefore not be taking forward any of the proposals made at the first stage of our application process this year. Since making that decision, the Foundation’s Trustees have been trying to identify an alternative offer we could make to artists in 2020, in order to sustain our commitment to responding to the needs of artists in our area of benefit.
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We believe that Black Lives Matter, and stand in support of all artists, all people in our area, across the UK and across the world for whom racism and discrimination is part of their daily experience.
MoreHaving communicated an update to everyone who applied to our Arts Award Programme in 2020, we wanted to also publish this online to make everyone aware of our current position in light of the national and international response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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As we prepare to accept applications for our Arts Award programmes in 2020, here are a few brief thoughts on the application process from one of last year's winners, Charlene Clempson.
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The St Hugh’s Foundation for the Arts is pleased to announce that the application process for its 2020 Arts Awards Programme is now open.
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