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From Alice Neels’ hotly anticipated London retrospective, to Portia Munson’s famed pink bedroom in Recent York, we select the must-see exhibitions from around the world
FEELING HER WAY, SONIA BOYCE, TURNER CONTEMPORARY, MARGATE, UK
In the event you couldn't make it to the Venice Biennale to see the British artist's seminal work on the British Pavilion – which she took home the Golden Lion for Best National Participation – then here’s your likelihood to see it on her home soil. A really mesmerising installation, Feeling Her Way examines the ‘vocal experimentation’ of Black female musicians Jacqui Dankworth, Poppy Ajudha, Sofia Jernberg, Tanita Tikaram, and composer...
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Make Me Famous tells the story of the painter Edward Brezinski, and divulges much concerning the downtown art scene of this time, and its legendary figures
Basquiat. Haring. Wojnarowicz. Recent York’s downtown art scene of the 70s and 80s produced among the art world’s biggest names, their lives and times well documented. But what does the long-lasting era appear like through the lens of an artist who never made it?
Make Me Famous, a latest documentary directed by Brian Vincent, tells the story of 1 Edward Brezinski: an intense and peculiar painter who ran in all the identical circles because the scene’s legendary figures, but who, despite his unwavering pursuit of fame and acclaim, just...
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