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Represent is a series of artworks inspired by the Representation of the People Act 1918. While the act gave the vote only to women over 30, Represent invites young female artists to explore democracy, equality and inclusion in contemporary Britain. Presented by 14-18 NOW and supported by Jerwood Charitable Foundation, Represent is accompanied by a programme of events, talks and professional development opportunities.

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Selina Thompson launches call out for Sortition

Sign up to take part in our new project with artist Selina Thompson

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Hear from the Represent artists

Debris Stevenson, Rachel Maclean and Selina Thompson on their works for Represent

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Debris Stevenson Poet in da Corner on-sale now

Tickets on sale for Debris Stevenson's grime poetry show at Royal Court Theatre

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Celebrating 100 years of votes for women

2018 marks 100 years since some women in the UK won the right to vote. Find out more about the Representation of the People Act

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