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Global Women

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Global Women explores themes relating to the emotions and identity of women going through the asylum-seeking process.

This exhibition is part of the Global Women’s project, a one-year multi-agency project between the Plymouth Racial Equality Council, The Olive Project and the Devon and Cornwall Refugee Support.

The Global Women’s project aims to address the wellbeing and safety of refugee women residing at the Hampton by Hilton Hotel, Exeter Airport.

The project ran a series of visual art workshops – between April and July 2024 – for the women residents, led by associated artist Nicky Ruddick. The workshops explored themes relating to the emotions and identity of the women going through the asylum seeking process. It is hoped these resulting artworks can be educational for our community.

This project has been supported by Devon County Council.

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Past Exhibitions (2024)

See more past exhibitions

  • Telling Our Stories

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    An exhibition upstairs at THG exploring Honiton’s multicultural heritage and the stories of a diverse community. Telling Our Stories, Finding Our Roots is a community heritage and oral history project, which aims…

  • Present Makers 2024

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    Contemporary Craft Selling Exhibition. Present Makers features hand-crafted gift ideas showcasing the talent and innovation of contemporary craftspeople and design makers in the South West.  The exhibition showcases contemporary craft including…

  • Philippa Lawrence: A Space Between

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    A solo exhibition of the work of artist Philippa Lawrence. This exhibition draws together threads that run throughout Philippa’s practice. Her materials have included textiles, gold leaf, enamel, glass, paper, installation…

  • Anne Jackson: The Witchcraft Series

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    The Witchcraft Series explores the history of witch trials and the power of ‘the witch’ in our culture, both as metaphor for our fears, and as representation of social injustice towards…