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Critical Contemplations With 198 Contemporary Arts and Learning

10 February 2017 at 18.00–20.00

Delaine Le Bas Gypsy presence 16th century ongoing 2016 © 198CAL

Join artists Delaine Le Bas and Appau Junior Boakye Yiodam as they explore exchange between artists and organisations

Critical Contemplations is a space for artists to explore and share their thoughts.  

Artists Delaine Le Bas and Appau Junior Boakye Yiodam were commissioned by 198 Contemporary Arts and Learning to develop responses to the gallery’s archive. In this opening event of the Possible Futures project, you are invited to hear them discuss their work and  reflect on exchange relationships between the commissioner and the maker.

This event is programmed by 198 Contemporary Arts and Learning, a Tate Exchange Associate.

About 198 Contemporary Arts and Learning

198 Contemporary Arts and Learning is a visual arts organisation based in Brixton which boldly pushes the boundaries of creative practice while giving voice to under-represented creative individuals, communities and cultures.

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