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Tag Archives: Tate Britain

1. Hew Locke “The Procession” at the Tate Britain

       On our trip to London one of the most exciting experiences was seeing Hew Locke’s “Procession” filling the central court of the Tate Britain with its brilliant collaged figures entirely constructed from recycled materials.   The Tate is on the site of a former prison, which I wrote about in 2017. Now we […]

   This entry was posted on May 30, 2022 and is filed under Uncategorized.

   Tags: carnival, climate change, colonialism, funeral procession, Henry Tate, Hew Locke, Tate Britain, The Procession

2. Prisons and Detentions: A Perspective from the UK

   Prisons and detentions in UK then and Now.

   This entry was posted on January 13, 2018 and is filed under detention, Migration, Uncategorized.

   Tags: "The Darks", Charles Dickens, Greg Constantine, Henry James, Jeremy Bentham, Millbank Prison, Nana Varveropoulou, Rob Stothard, Ruth Ewan and Astrid Johnston, Silvia Mollicchi, Tate Britain

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