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Dominic Shepherd : Old England
23 Jun-29 Jul 2017
CHARLIE SMITH LONDON
London E1 6QL
Overview
Shepherd’s ongoing concerns have reached beyond the personal and historical to the political. In a climate where nationalism has gained so much traction globally, Shepherd addresses the relationship between actual and nostalgic notions of received traditions, opening onto a consideration of the complex relationship between Romanticism, folk, patriotism and nationalism.
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