The
Millennium Galleries present exhibition is all around images of the family addressing a myriad of issues from inheritance, identity to what we consider as home. There is an eclectic mix of artists and I enjoyed the curation of the work. Many favourite pieces so here is a snapshot of those that inspired me to write notes.
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Mary Kelly Postpartum Documents 1978 |
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John Singer Sargent - The Vickers Sisters |
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The sister in white looked particularly like the milliner Claire Spooner
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Martin Parr - Last Resort Series |
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"We are surrounded by pictures of propaganda. Even a family album is carefully edited so that any dysfunction is nor shown. I am only interested in showing the world as it is." M Parr
How do we judge these children? Are we right to do so?
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House of Thorns - Alice Maher (image from the artist's website |
I particularly liked the
Alice Maher piece, an artist whose work I hadn't seen before whom I wish to explore further.
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