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Rebecca Lethbridge is a UK based artist who has just finished studying BA Art and Psychology at the

University of Reading. Her current practice stems from a love of buildings, both iconic and those of

personal significance. She is particularly interested in relationships between architecture, colour and

effect; considering the impact colour can have on emotional states and wellbeing, and delving into

how colours attached to certain memories, emotions, or experiences can enhance the personal

significance of buildings. By exploring the emotional capacity of a building through personal

experience and colour psychology, she invites viewers to form attachments and bring personal

connections to life through the interplay of architecture and colour. Alongside her studies, Rebecca

has also gained valuable experience through helping to create the Reading School of Art 2025 Art

Publication and also helped to manage the art department’s finalists’ Instagram page

(@rsa_finalists2025). Her practice has previously also explored food and nature.


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Jul 8, 20266 min
Is There More Meaning to Paintings of Food Than Just a Work of Art?
A brief summary pre-Pop Art. Before focusing on more contemporary art from the Pop Art period onwards it is useful to give a brief overview from the Stone Age to Abstract Expressionism, to understand the history of food painting in art. As far back as 15,000 BC Stone Age people painted the animals they hunted for meat on the walls of their caves to honour them and offer them as a sacrifice to God, reflecting their religious beliefs[i]. Similarly, the Ancient Egyptians painted luxurious food...

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May 20, 20266 min
London Art Guide May 2026.
As we approach the middle of May 2026, it’s time to discover what exciting art exhibitions are on offer as we approach Summer. From Katharina Groose and Rafal Topolewski to Tracey Emin, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Why not plan an inspiring day out in London with friends and family, exploring both famous galleries and smaller galleries to experience these remarkable artists’ work? Serpentine South Gallery: Cecily Brown: Picture Making (Until 6th September 2026). First up is the...

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Apr 22, 20264 min
The Return of Colour: Spring in Art.
As we are now fully in spring it’s a good chance to explore artists who are inspired by and use spring in their work. Spring is often associated with renewal, nature and flowers. With the cold weather and darker days of winter over, landscapes slowly starting to become more colourful with trees blooming, the outside feels more colourful again. For many people spring represents growth, new beginnings, and the quiet return of life after winter. For centuries many artists have been inspired by...

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