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Tag: Watts Gallery

Starting at the tail end of the snake: Islamic art, British Orientalism and contemporary responses at the British Museum and Watts Gallery

3rd November 20196th February 2020  Miriam Al Jamil

Two exhibitions at the British Museum and Watts Gallery strive to re-contextualise European Orientalism and emphasise artistic relationships between east and west, but do they succeed? asks our arts writer Miriam Al Jamil.

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Posted in Art and design, ArtsTagged: Art Workers' Guild, British Museum, Edward Said, Ince Eviner, Ingres, Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia, John Frederick Lewis, Marina Warner, Orientalism, Ottoman Empire, Picasso, Read Saadeh, The octagon Project, Watts Gallery
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