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Join Miranda Forrester & I in visiting these 3D captures:
About this episode
In this episode I meet with painter Miranda Forrester to discuss her exhibition “Abode” Follow the links included to visit her exhibition as we discuss it in the show! Miranda Forrester is a figurative painter living and working in London. Forrester’s practice explores the queer black female gaze, relating to the history of men painting womxn naked.
You will hear us attend Forrester’s exhibition “Abode” as it is now available on Custorian. Her exhibition was one of thirteen in a marathon of shows held as a collaboration between GUTS gallery and Soft Punk magazine during the final thirteen weeks of 2020.
Together, Miranda and I will be visiting her exhibition “Abode” and discussing some of the work she had a chance to create during lockdown in 2020. We also discuss the materials she incorporates into her work and the themes which surround this exhibition.
Please follow along and see what we see by visiting 3D captures of all the exhibitions we discuss, links to all these exhibitions are in the show notes, now let’s hear our chat.
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By CustorianJoin Miranda Forrester & I in visiting these 3D captures:
About this episode
In this episode I meet with painter Miranda Forrester to discuss her exhibition “Abode” Follow the links included to visit her exhibition as we discuss it in the show! Miranda Forrester is a figurative painter living and working in London. Forrester’s practice explores the queer black female gaze, relating to the history of men painting womxn naked.
You will hear us attend Forrester’s exhibition “Abode” as it is now available on Custorian. Her exhibition was one of thirteen in a marathon of shows held as a collaboration between GUTS gallery and Soft Punk magazine during the final thirteen weeks of 2020.
Together, Miranda and I will be visiting her exhibition “Abode” and discussing some of the work she had a chance to create during lockdown in 2020. We also discuss the materials she incorporates into her work and the themes which surround this exhibition.
Please follow along and see what we see by visiting 3D captures of all the exhibitions we discuss, links to all these exhibitions are in the show notes, now let’s hear our chat.