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HENI Talks x Articulation: Richard Long, 'Tame Buzzard Line'
HENI Talks x Articulation: Richard Long, 'Tame Buzzard Line'
Cassius Ashcroft and Femi Themen - alumni of the ARTiculation Prize - explore Richard Long's site-specific sculpture Tame Buzzard Line, reflecting on the work's relationship to the landscape and exploring themes of time, environmentalism and Buddhist philosophy.
This is the third film released in a collaborative series with ARTiculation celebrating 'Young Voices' engaging with art.
Articulation is an initiative that provides a platform for students to develop their confidence and ability by expressing their opinions, thoughts and ideas through the arts and public speaking. The initiative seeks to champion young people regardless of background and experience. Articulation began in 2006 at the Roche Court Educational Trust and merged with the National Gallery in 2022.
Time Period:
21st century
Cassius Ashcroft (Articulation 2021 London Finalist): Cassius took part at the online event hosted by The Lightbox and went through to the London Final hosted by Clare College, Cambridge. He spoke on Andy Goldsworthy and represented Ibstock School and is currently studying Fine Art, History of Art, and Government and Politics for his A Levels.
Femi Themen (Articulation 2021 Grand Finalist): Femi delivered her presentation on Kwame Akoto-Bamfo's Faux Reedom at one of the first ever online Regional Finals hosted by Herbert Art Gallery & Museum, going on to the Grand Final hosted -- also online -- by the National Gallery. Femi represented King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Girls and is currently in her last year of sixth form and will do an Art and Design Foundation course at Central Saint Martins starting in the autumn term 2021.
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