19/04/2023
⭐ We started our Art Series with one purpose in mind and one purpose in mind ONLY: spamming your feeds with good and worthwhile art 👹 No, but seriously, as postgraduate students we can get too bogged down by our own studies, we often forget what is out there.
🤫 I mean, we even forget to drink water and eat sometimes. That's how into our research we are. BUT you don't need us to tell you about Aristotle's golden mean now, do you? We believe in embracing sustainable practices when it comes to our work-life balance, which is why we have sat down with the amazing artist and writer Karimah Hassan who talks to us about the importance of art and its democratization, creative pursuit, returning to nature, thinking for one's self, and how to tune out white noise.
✨ Karimah Hassan was born in Wales with Yemeni and Bangladeshi heritage. An Artist in Residence at Sarabande Foundation, which is Lee Alexander McQueen’s legacy, Hassan’s clients have included Wolf & Badger, the Barbican, Ted Baker, Arts Council England, the Highline New York, and Toronto Arts Council to name a few. She is a polymath – in so many ways, she defies categorization.
📝 Hassan's story is an inspiration to anyone who wants to live a fulfilling, creative life. Check out the full article for more insights and advice on living creatively and embracing your true self. Gremlins, rage on! 🍃🌳
I remember how timid I felt reaching out to Karimah Hassan to contribute to our Art Series conversation. We had invited Hassan back in 2021, for our International Women’s Day Symposium where she ha…