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Jamie Crewe: Female Executioner
26 Jan-26 Mar 2017
Gasworks
London SE11 5RH
Overview
A solo exhibition of newly commissioned video, print and sculpture by Glasgow-based artist Jamie Crewe. Focusing on French writer Rachilde’s controversial 1884 novel Monsieur Venus, the exhibition explores what happens when a queer, transfeminine artist tries to rehabilitate an historical work of fiction which seems to offer them ancestry.
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