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Artists Turn to Twitter for Inspiration
Tweet A Brief is a current art exhibition in London town run by Handsome Frank.
The illustration agency turned to twitter to crowdsource ideas for artworks. The work currently on display was inspired by briefs generated by Handsome Frank twitter followers. The tweets were then passed onto Handsome artists for their artistic interpretations. Over 200 tweets were received with the favourite ones selected.
The work is currently showing at the Church of London‘s new 71a Gallery on Leonard Street. It will end on the 22nd of July so if you’re a reader based in London we recommend you check it out NOW!
Courtney van der Weyden
Content Manager at White Spaces
Courtney van der Weyden is the Digital Content manager for 6.2, curating and managing content across White Spaces and the iPad Magazine, the Black Report. Part time Instagram addict.
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