Islands and Contemporary Art

Islands and Contemporary ArtAuthor: Gill Perry ISBN: 9781789149364 Publisher: Reaktion Books Year first published: 01 Jan 2025 Pages: 304 Format: Hardback In this groundbreaking exploration, Gill Perry looks at the vital role that islands play in contemporary visual arts. Responding to the urgency of migration, climate change, and colonialism, artists create compelling and provocative works that resonate across colonized archipelagos. Perry navigates the British Isles, Ireland,

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