Tamika Grant-Iramu: Fragments of Torino

Deadline:

20 June
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July 19
Onespace Gallery

Essay Writer Louise Martin-Chew states that, “In the work for this exhibition, Tamika Grant-Iramu makes evident the portability – her ‘values and affiliations and friendships’ – that Pico Iyer describes; wherever she goes, she takes her heritage and perspectives with her. Through ‘Fragments of Torino’ we experience an exotic place through her eyes, understanding something of what shapes her explorations of landscape and culture within her psyche.”

Images: Louis Lim. Courtesy of the artist and Onespace.

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