‘Life Between Islands: Caribbean-British Art 1950s - Now’ at Tate Britain from December 1st

[EdmontinaDancesWithOphelia]

These two beautiful things (in a Vogue feature), and an academic symposium I ‘attended’ remotely yesterday, alerted me to this exhibition, happening soon, until April 2022.

Galleries are one of the things I’ve missed most, lately. It’s left me feeling unstimulated, uninformed and untethered. This will be a good place to start. Absolutely longing to see more of Aubrey Williams’ work in particular, as I was only introduced to it quite recently.

www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2022/mar/20/ingrid-pollard-myths-art-race-landscape-photography-interview-mk-gallery?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

Interesting interview with Ingrid Pollard. And an exhibition - if you’re near Milton Keynes.

Ingrid Pollard is an incredible woman. I'm too far away to make the exhibition. Such a pity!.
I hope that she has one up North at some point.

Ingrid Pollard on the Turner Prize shortlist !!!

Just announced! (On Today, Radio 4.)

That's great news Edmontina!

And more good news is that it returns to the Tate Liverpool. Exhibition from October. I'm so thrilled!

www.itv.com/news/granada/2022-04-12/turner-prize-2022-shortlist-announced

I really want her to win now. BMN cheering for Ingrid!

Definitely!

(Though I may need to give some attention to the other nominees to have a properly considered opinion.)

Yes you are right Totters.( I had a swift peek at the other nominees.)

Tbh, it's just great that she's been nominated.

And with a seventieth birthday next year, what a way for her to celebrate it.

It's just that connection I get when I see her work. I'd be a really biased judge. Probably why I haven't been invited to be one

The article in The Art Newspaper has several useful links:

www.theartnewspaper.com/2022/04/12/contemporary-drag-and-fruity-sculpture-turner-prize-2022-shortlist-announced?utm_source=The+Art+Newspaper+Newsletters&utm_campaign=5d1d11deef-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2022_04_11_02_38&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_c459f924d0-5d1d11deef-43638845

Veronica Ryan or Ingrid Pollard, I'm hoping.