
Curated by Kathryn Maris, the exhibition features works by artists from diverse backgrounds that include Russia and South Korea as well as the US and the UK. The artists are linked by their focus on the female gaze, as well as by their disturbing explorations of displacement and the visual distortions of identity, landscapes and objects. The exhibition bridges art, psychoanalysis and poetry. The work of seven women poets who have written in response to the artists will be featured in the Summer 2018 issue of Poetry London. On 16 June, A.P.T. is also hosting a symposium I See You Seeing Me: Engaging the Female Gaze in Visual Art and Poetry, with speakers Adam Phillips, Ruth Padel, Katherine Angel, Bidisha and others.
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