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A dreamy performance on top of İnci Eviner’s ‘Materials of Mind Theatre’, which is part of this year’s playful Frieze Sculpture Park curation by Fatos Ustek Congratulations Fatoş and all the artists and galleries involved 💫 Frieze Sculpture 2024 is free to visit in Regent’s Park London until 27 October 2024 and there are plenty more performances taking place over the coming weeks by various artists see more at Frieze #friezelondon2024 #contemporarysculpture #performance

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To soup or not to soup? 🍅 Three @Just Stop Oil activists have thrown soup at two of Vincent van Gogh's paintings in London's National Gallery just hours after members of the protest group were jailed for doing the same thing in 2022 Music by Issy Wood #soup #vangogh

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"Dumas sees the satyr as a symbol of hopeful ambition and creative freedom, who speaks truth to power. Similar moments of cruelty and abused hierarchy are explored throughout the exhibition, sometimes in connection with specific, horrific historical events. At other times, the artist leaves it to the viewer to interpret possible expressions of pain or viciousness; to distinguish between perpetrator and victim. While the majority of the paintings feature human figures, she has included other icons of oppression. ‘Two God’ cheekily plays with the potency projected onto the penis, depicting two hefty erect phallic forms squashed into the canvas." —📝 @emilycsteer 👉 Link in bio to read Emily Steer's full article on 'Mourning Marsyas' @frithstreetgallery until 16 November 2024 #MarleneDumas #FrithStreetgallery #contemporarypainting #contemporaryart