The exhibition delves into the conformity of human nature, most particularly exploring ideas surrounding traditional and imposed constructs of the “real” and their propagation and validation throughout contemporary society. Each artist does this following a process of examination, subsequently subverting and destabilizing a chosen “signifier”.
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Kaur was selected for the commission by a panel of five young, first-time curators from the town in 2022.
amfAR supporter Julian Schnabel is offering an extremely rare opportunity to acquire a commissioned plate portrait
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Dallas Museum of Art (DMA) has announced that Brian Ferriso has been appointed as the Museum’s next Eugene McDermott Director.
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Review: Art confronting atrocities – there are Seeds of Hate and Hope at the Sainsbury Centre, Norwich. A hard-hitting exhibition where art reflects on genocides, ethnic cleansing, and human rights abuses. 