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About
Raden Anandra Natalegawa is a multi-disciplinary visual artist and film-maker who believes in the power of art and design to promote community action.
His work focuses on issues affecting the queer diaspora - he previously exhibited installations and photography work with the Institute of Contemporary Arts as part of SCN and The Photographers’ Gallery, powered by DEVELOP exploring the relationship between race, family, religion and sexuality.
Raden is a member of the Blueprint Collective - a youth-led pressure-group and think-tank which is driving the Mayor of London’s Brent 2020 cultural projects for local young people. Blueprint Collective projects include an urban design project with LSE Cities (Seen and Heard), producing a concert at Wembley Arena (Culture Capital), a podcast series with VICE media (VENT). Find out more and join the collective at
Talks
2019: 'Engage Conference 2019, Unlocking Culture: an entitlement for children and young people", Newcastle
Selected Group Exhibitions
2019: 'Develop' The Photographer's Gallery
2018: 'ZineInColour Launch: Identity' LEAF, Manchester
2018: 'Future/Power' Institute of Contemporary Arts, London
2017: 'The 4Front Project Showcase' ArtsDepot, London
2013: 'Sorrel Summer Foundation' Somerset House, London
Education
2019 - 2020: Foundation, Graphic Design Communication - Central St. Martin's, UAL
2018 - 2019: Law with Politics - University of Manchester
Alumni
2019: Creativity Works: Advertising - Pentagram and Create Jobs
2018-2019: THT Hidden Talent - Media Trust
2016-2017: attRAct programme - Royal Academy of Arts
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