3.11 A Point of No Return

This new exhibition, 3.11 A Point of No Return by artists and curators collective Art Action UK and White Conduit Project, seeks to highlight the issues derived from the triple disaster that hit Fukushima in 2011 seven years ago. A point of No Return features artists works dealing with the enormity of that disaster, while providing opportunities for us to contemplate the consequence of the human cause of the Nuclear Anthropocene.

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