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Exhibition Review
Black artists in 1980s Britain. Nottingham
04/2017 | 1369 | 159
Pages: 333-334
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Reviewer:
Hylton, Richard (Hylton, Richard)
Subjects
artists:
Himid, Lubaina / Black Audio Film Collective / Ceddo Film and Video Workshop / Burman, Chila Kumari / Odonkor, Mowbray / Boyce, Sonia / Chambers, Eddie / Jantjes, Gavin / Ryan, Veronica / Rodney, Donald / Johnson, Claudette / Pollard, Ingrid / Piper, Keith, b. 1960 / Araeen, Rasheed
dates:
2010-2019
museums and institutions:
Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham, Great Britain
places:
Nottingham / England
subjects:
Reviews / Exhibitions
Illustrations
Attributed works:
68. A Fashionable Marriage, by Lubaina Himid. 1986 (Courtesy of Matthew Birchall and Tao Lashley-Burnley; exh. Nottingham Contemporary)
Attributed works:
69. Destruction of the National Front, by Eddie Chambers. 1979-80 (Tate, London; exh. Nottingham Contemporary)
Attributed works:
70. Lay back, keep quiet and think of what made Britain so great, by Sonia Boyce. 1986 (Arts Council Collection, London; exh. Nottingham Contemporary)