"It is not important that one be a believer or not:

What is important is to be Tolerant "- Dalai Lama   

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"TOLERANCE" is composed of nine bronze sculptures, each representing a word of the word "tolerance" and suggests a religion, belief or spirituality.

Edited in six series, in Paris and Montpellier (France) and in Abu Dhabi (UEA).

TOLERANCE, pinpoints of light against the darkness of intolerance and terrorism that we are facing around the world.

At each installation, a focal point welcoming other artists, students and entire communities to join the message of Tolerance, Compassion and Brotherhood.

"It is not important for a being to be a believer or not:

what is important is to be tolerant "- Dalai Lama 

 "TOLÉ.RANCE" is composed of nine bronze sculptures, each representing a letter of the word "tolerance" and suggesting a religion, a belief or a spirituality.

 Published in six series, three are permanently installed on public sites in Paris and Montpellier (France), as well as in Abu Dhabi (UAE).

We are now continuing towards our goal and our vision of installing TOLERANCE, points of light against the darkness of intolerance and terrorism that we face worldwide.

​Each installation marks the territory as a focal point for other artists, students and entire communities to carry the message of Tolerance, Compassion and Fraternity.

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Everard Read London artist, Dylan Lewis, is the subject of an interview with Dr. Johan Thom on Art Times.

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Lewis' work is on show during Everard Read London's SUMMER group show. For more information or to request a portfolio please follow here.

Philip Barlow is the subject of a profile feature of an interview on Capetown etc.

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Philip Barlow: still motion II at Everard Read London is reviewed on Buzzfeed

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Everard Read London artist, Arabellla Caccia, is featured in the August edition of SLOW Magazine published by British Airways.

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Caccia's work is on show during Everard Read London's SUMMER group show. For more information or to request a portfolio please follow here.

Philip Barlow: still motion II at Everard Read London is reviewed on Business Insider.

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Philip Barlow is the subject of a feature on Designboom.

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Thom Pierce, on the occasion of his photo essay of rural communities in Xolobeni, is the subject of a feature on the Guardian. 

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MMAKGABO HELEN SEBIDI | Tears of Africa at Everard Read Cape Town

16 - 28 July 2018

Created thirty years apart, Mmakgabo Helen Sebidi’s exceptional ‘Tears of Africa’ works are being shown together for the first time in Africa at CIRCA Cape Town, from 16 – 28 July 2018. Given the paucity of work emanating from her studio, this is a rare opportunity to view her work in the flesh.

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Aron Demetz's exhibition Autarchia is featured on the Wanderer. 

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