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Michael Morrow
11 years ago Featured

There continues to be a shocking lack of understanding on the part of UCS, we will not let this matter go unresolved!

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Mrs M Thompsin
12 years ago

This woman is without integrity and honour. Just looking at her photo with a cigarette in her mouth says it all. With every blessing my son. Murline Thompson

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Tim Dunkerley
12 years ago Featured

Maggi Hambling. Apologise, explain yourself and pressure the university to apologise.

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Sophie Hendin
12 years ago Featured

I attend and buy work from this exhibition every year.. I have met Miss Hambling on a few occasion and find her very rude and I can easily see how she can be offensive..good luck with getting your point across !

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Heike Lowenstein
12 years ago

Sorry for the typo in the name.

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Heike Lowenstein
12 years ago Featured

Well done you and thank you Jason Gaye for standing up for the right thing. Article in tes on teaching critical thinking at the mo.

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Samuel Hadgraft
12 years ago

Send the video to a local newspaper they'd happily shame her.

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Toyin Agbetu
12 years ago Featured

These were very ugly comments made worse not only because there was a lone African present to be offended by them, but because the audience laughed and supported her 'casual' racism supporting the institution of African enslavement. We can only imagine the horrors depicted in the Dorian Greyesque portrait Maggie Hambling hides of herself somewhere in her 'fine' art studio. Thank you for sharing and exposing this.

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Christopher Torry
12 years ago Featured

If more people stood vocally against this sort of thing it would be a good thing. Art schools should not be sending the message that 'casual' racism is okay because of their financial or social interests, and they should be supporting their students unconditionally. In solidarity.