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Tate Britain, Queer British Art Editathon in a nutshell:
Duncan Grant, pictured with Giles Lytton Strachey, Lady Ottoline Morrell, Philip Edward Morrell and Maria Huxley This event will cover teaching people how to edit Wikipedia, and focus on creating and expanding articles on queer British artists, from Duncan Grant to Dora Carrington .
Wikipedia is usually the first point of call for basic information about anything, and there is a dearth of articles about art on Wikipedia, with queer art in particular needing expansion.
Less well-known artists or artworks can be made more discoverable by virtue of their links to other artists or places, so with the enthusiasm and knowledge of Tate staff and visitors, we can increase opportunities for people to discover artists they never knew about and help them access good quality information on those artists.
Portrait of Julia Frances Strachey by Dora Carrington How do I prepare? 10:00am - 4:00pm with a break for lunch.
Stuart Prior is a project coordinator for the charity Wikimedia UK, that supports Wikimedia and Wikipedia projects in the UK.
We're targeting the below articles for improvement or creation - please feel free to research in advance!
This list will be updated - please check back
[ edit ] [ edit ] [ edit ] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:LGBT_artists
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Requested_articles/Biography/By_profession#Artists
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