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Mixing It Up: Slippery Images Panel Discussion
3 Nov 2021
Hayward Gallery
London SE1 8XX
Allison Katz, Adult Services, 2019, oil, acrylic and iridescent pigments on linen. Credit: Lewis Ronald
Overview
This panel discussion explores the way that painters treat the canvas as a landing pad where references come together from different territories and time periods to create deeply ambiguous, composite images.
Does painting’s capacity to incorporate different elements from diverse genres and traditions, and to suggest connections between things we might never normally link, make it an ideal medium for reflecting on the currency of pictures in our image-saturated age?
All artists are featured in the Hayward Gallery exhibition Mixing It Up: Painting Today.
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