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Friday, 1 October 2010
ARTISTS ACROSS THE COMMONWEALTH…
The Commonwealth Foundation has announced the winners of the 2010 Commonwealth Connections International Arts Residencies . Six artists (from 170 applications) will each receive up to £8,000 to live and work in another Commonwealth country. The 2010 winners arePakistani painter Irfan Hasan, going to the Bengal School of Arts in Kolkata, India;Marlon Griffith from Trinidad and Tobago going to the Bahamas; Australian artist Krishna Nahow-Ryall, going to Vanuatu (where his ancestors are from);Yasmin Jahan Nupur from Bangladesh going to Mauritius; self-taught sculptor Peter Paul Oloya, a former child soldier from Uganda, going to Nigeria; and British artist Emma Smith going to Kenya,
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