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Thou Shalt Not Kill:Lara Ige -Jacks & Valentine Schmidt
15 Nov-8 Dec 2003
Monika Bobinska
268 Kingsland Rd, London E8 4DG
Overview
Black and white screenprints functioning as a stark lament against child abuse by Nigerian artist Ige-Jacks in dialogue with a series of text-based works - recorded utterances given the collective title 'Texas' - commissioned by Amnesty International, by British artist Schmidt.
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