Alice Nicola

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2024
I hate small pockets
Astrid Stavro Visiting speaker
Design is...
‘Portrait of a lady on fire’
Animal locomotion
Paper making feedback loop

2023
Erased cultures
Recess
Why vote?
OCAD exhibit 
Question what you don’t see
Love of lettering
Gaumont studios

2022
Regenerate
Tribes
UAL: 100 Design projects

2021
Narrative
Self portrait


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Question what you don’t see



An A1 perforated poster, which can be torn into 12 unique postcards. 
Responding to the visual langauge of the Guerrilla Girls, and echoing their ethos that they would be
“happier to know that we have posters in millions of college dorm rooms, then hanging over the couch of some billionaire art collector”. 

12 of the most famous works of art -all by white, male artists- are placed onto a 100 sqaure grid. 
Only 10 squares of the art remain, visualising the Guerrilla Girls finding that: 20 galleries from the Art in America Annual showed no more than 10% women artists. 
With only 10% of each art work remaining, any one can see the progress which needs to be made to achieve diversity in the art world.