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Kate Taylor (Globe and Mail) reviews “Life Between Islands: Caribbean-British Art 1950s-Now,” which is on view (on loan from the Tate Britain-London) until April 1, 2024, at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) in Toronto, Canada. [Also see previous posts Life Between Islands: Caribbean-British Art.AGO and Life Between Islands. Many thanks to Peter Jordens for bringing…
The show organized by the Tate Britain features works from the 1950s to present and is all about representation
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Seventy years of tumultuous to-and-fro between grey Britain and the golden Caribbean, belonging and exile, power this crucial, enthralling show
Last modified on Sun 7 Mar 2021 04.34 EST Blue Curry has pulled off quite a balancing act in his Victorian terrace, treading a confident path between clutter and calm, colour and neutrals, old and new. Curry found this place in 2012. After 12 years in a one-bedroom flat, the artist felt the need for more space: “I really wanted a garden and enough room to unbox my many collections.” Flat-hunting, he saw a lot of “badly tarted-up two-bedroom flats.” Then, in the same price bracket, he found this place – an imposing four-floor house overlooking east London’s Victoria Park. The catch...