atelier rococo

a creative collaborative entity occasionally known as drucilla burrell and magdalene celeste

 
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national gallery portaits

explore portraits produced during lockdown 2 for the national gallery x residency

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new romantics | national gallery x residency

explore the photographs inspired by the works by gainsborough in the national gallery’s permanent collection.

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new romanticism (2020) limited edition fine art print
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dandy darling (2020) limited edition fine art print
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National Gallery X Publication
National Gallery X Publication

In October 2020 Atelier Rococo took up a virtual residency with NGX to produce a series of photographs influenced by the collection.

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Steal this Artwork.The Brave New World of The Public Art Heist
Steal this Artwork.The Brave New World of The Public Art Heist

“The artist Banksy categorically denies any involvement at all in the theft of his Parisian works.”

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Atelier Rococo Recommends
Atelier Rococo Recommends

Art Shows Not to Miss This Autumn

As we meander gently towards the return of early sunsets and the orange glow of October, we can’t wait to return to the warmth of the re-awakening art scene. With a wide array of exciting exhibitions to pick from, we’ve selected those that we highly recommend you make sure not to miss during your autumn walks.

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Baroque and Roll at Little Versailles
Baroque and Roll at Little Versailles
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the importance of being whimsical
the importance of being whimsical

The first time I heard the phrase ‘weaponised whimsy’ was as a comment from a fabulous theatre director, sarah chew, while working on a play called lipstick a fairytale of iran.

the story followed the green uprising in Iran, containing a lot of very difficult subject matter. to counter this, the storytelling utilised a lot of humour, playfulness and surrealism.

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