Talbot Rice Gallery

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Erasure held like a fierce lantern

“Kang Seung Lee’s work transforms loss and invisibility into a strategy for recollection. Often beginning with archival research, his drawings, watercolours, embroideries and installations create conversations with overlooked, deceased artists and with sites where communities, including q***r communities, have historically gathered.

Lee has extended his research to Edinburgh, featuring new works based on photographs of significant q***r sites across the city. Erasure held like a fierce lantern layers global and local q***r histories to represent forms of existence that exceed identity politics.”

- .clegg1, Curator

Part of The dead don’t go until we do
📆 Until 30 May
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Who is invited to the city?

”Who is invited to the city? contributes to what might be read as an alternative portrait of Mumbai. A rapidly changing city, the chawls are now being demolished. Patil’s work relates to ongoing inequalities, championing the role of art in giving voice to communities who are often rendered invisible.” - .clegg1, Curator

Part of The dead don’t go until we do
📆 Until 30 May
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🔗 More info via link in bio

🚨 Last week of The dead don’t go until we do 🚨

There are just five days left to catch our current exhibition before it closes 💔

“The dead don’t go until we do is not a morose reflection upon death, but a defiant act of recall grounded in joy, solidarity and care.” - .clegg1, Curator

📆 Tue - Sat, 10am - 5pm until 30 May

→ Supported by , , , and further supported by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage of the Republic of Poland and 

Celebrating Talbot Rice Gallery’s alumni artists who are included in the 61st La Biennale di Venezia ‘In Minor Keys’ curated by Koyo Kouoh, national pavilions and collateral events:

Gabrielle Goliath (Still Joy - From Ukraine into the world and Elegy, Chiesa Di Sant’Antonin); Lubaina Himid (British Pavilion); Anca Benera & Arnold Estefán (Romanian Pavilion); Eglė Budvytytė (Lithuanian Pavilion);); Lara Favaretto (Momentary Monument: The Library); Lawrence Abu Hamdan (Canicula) and Guadalupe Maravilla, Sammy Baloji, Rachel Fallon (with Alice Maher), Tuần Andrew Nguyễn, Otobong Nkanga and Kemang Wa Lehulere included ‘In Minor Keys’






















Sammy Baloji


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