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Mark Leckey & Arthur Jafa summon ghosts into an ever-shifting shopping centre

Ellie Brown
A celebration of post-war utopian architecture for the people in a new book from photographer Robert Clayton
You’re all invited to Jeremy Deller’s public party
Folkestone Triennial looks deep in time, land & sea
At Stanford’s Cantor Arts Center, an exhibition viscerally presents the broken environments mankind’s progress has created

Will Jennings
Announcing Hypha Studios x recessed.space: an open call to exhibit in a postmodern icon













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A methodology of imaginal travel: Gayle Chong Kwan’s sweet connections between Mauritius & the Isle of Wight

Will Jennings

Alum Sands, Carisbrooke Castle, Gayle Chong Kwan, Colonisation, East India Company, TS Eliot, Empire, Extraction, Geology, Indentured labour, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Film and Video Umbrella, The Isle of Wight, Will Jennings, John Hansard Gallery, Mauritius, Sand, Sandcastle, Slavery, Southampton, Strata, Sugar, Sugarcane, Sugarcrete, Towers, University of East London



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Histories collide with Todd Gray’s photographic portals

Baroque, Body, Colonialism, Fontainebleau, Ghana, History, Todd Gray, Michael Jackson, Layering, Lehmann Maupin, Music, Nature, Nude, Photography, Race, Allan Sekula,Silhouette, Slavery



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Being & looking in landscape: Ingrid Pollard’s archaeology

Will Jennings

Being, Capability Brown, Turner Contemporary, Cumbrian National Park, Farne Islands, James Hakewell, Jamaica, Lake District, Landscape, Looking, Picturesque, Photography, Ingrid Pollard, Race, Slavery, Turner Contemporary, Valentine and Sons



   

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