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Celebrating the Art Competition Artists: Uwe Henneken
Archive TreasuresThis series celebrates the featured artists of The College of Psychic Studies' annual art competition. Here, artist Uwe Henneken, whose painting 'Transformation People' won third prize, reveals how the unconscious informs her work...
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Celebrating the Art Competition Artists: Winner Emma Duggan
Archive TreasuresThis series celebrates the featured artists of The College of Psychic Studies' annual art competition. Here, the winning artist Emma Duggan, whose 'Storm Candle' lit the hearts of all the judges, reveals her inspirations, favourite books and creative companions...
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Celebrating the Art Competition Artists: Qian Qian
Archive TreasuresThis series celebrates the featured artists of The College of Psychic Studies' annual art competition. Here, artist Qian Qian, whose painting 'Chaos and Shu-hu' was selected by judge Simon Grant, reveals her relationship with the unseen...
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Inspiration from Dreams Art Competition 2025 Results
Archive TreasuresOf the hundreds of entries we received for our 2025 Art Competition, we present the shortlisted artists, judges' choices, runners-up, and Emma Duggan's winning piece. Enjoy!
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The Mediums: Eileen J. Garrett, Geraldine Cummins, Madame d’Esperance
Archive TreasuresThis series revisits 'The Medium is the Message', an exhibition curated by Jacqui McIntosh in 2025/6. Enter the room dedicated to some of the greatest mediums in history, including Eileen J Garrett, Geraldine Cummins and Madame d'Esperance.
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Ethel Le Rossignol & A Goodly Company
Archive TreasuresThis series revisits 'The Medium is the Message', an exhibition curated by Jacqui McIntosh in 2025/6. Enter the room dedicated to Ethel Le Rossignol (1873-1970), whose goodly company includes contemporary artists Ann Churchill, Victoria Rance, and Ariela Widzer.
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