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Ria Kaur Panesar (b.2oo1, Southall UK) is an artist working with varying mediums like painting, lino printing, video work and many more. She is interested in uncovering incorrect information on colonialism, specifically in India alongside deconstructing how colonialism has affected recent political outbreaks like the Farmers Protest. Drawing from perspectives within human rights and protest or activism, her work examines how the farmers protest has tied many individuals from speaking up further focusing on police brutality and the human’s rights act being broken but India’s Prime Minister. Ria is a student currently studying at Kingston School of Art, London working on her BA Fine Art degree. 

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Recent work from the artist, titled 'You should just turn your head away' (2023) delves into topics of misogyny, honour killings and violence against women within the South Indian/ Sikh community. 

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Education

2020- continuing- BA(Hons) Fine Art- Kingston University

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Exhibitions

2020- Performing for the camera- Deans Gallery- Kingston University 2020- Platform Gallery Exhibition- Kingston University

2021- Studio of ‘Self’- Knights Park Avionics- Kingston University

2022- Squiggle Shere Project- Stanley Picker Gallery- Kingston University 

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Upcoming 2023- Fine Art Shorts- Stanley Picker Gallery- Kingston University. 

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Projects

2018- ”MRS’ Art Club- A-level project lead

2021- A Particular Reality- Speaker