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Works by Mary Swanzy and Mainie Jellett feature alongside notable works by John Lavery, Paul Henry and Seán Keating

Staff writer Cecilia Gerbere gives her insight into the world of ‘manspreading’ and chairs through Sarah Lucas’s recent exhibition at TATE Britain. In 2015 ‘Manspreading,’ was added to the online Oxford dictionary. Given how deeply ingrained this word is in our lives, reiterating its definition would be unnecessary. For many, this phenomenon becomes more relevant […]

"I decided to hang the exhibition mainly on chairs…" she says, before adding, "much in the same way I hang sculptures on chairs." That's the artist's introduction to 'Sarah Lucas: Happy Gas', a survey of the 35-year career of the English artist's work at Tate Britain, London. Her words barely explain a show of cocky, irreverent works that challenge gender-stereotyping with sometimes subtle, at times exaggerated innuendo. And she's right, with over 75 pieces on display, there are a lot of chairs in this show - and all are used to effect. Lucas...

The survey consists of four rooms and 75 works