Named after the Italian protest movement, Tute Bianche , Institute Bianche at Library + in South London features work by Eva and Franco Mattes’, Paul Kneale, Miami-Dutch, Bunny Rogers and Julia Tcharfas, curated by Harry Burke.
In the spirit of activism, each artist and collective explores globalisation, gentrification and artistic collusion across installation and sculpture, print and literature. Read our review of the show here. **
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Named after the Italian protest movement, Tute Bianche , Institute Bianche at Library + in South London features work by Eva and Franco Mattes’, Paul Kneale, Miami-Dutch, Bunny Rogers and Julia Tcharfas, curated by Harry Burke.
In the spirit of activism, each artist and collective explores globalisation, gentrification and artistic collusion across installation and sculpture, print and literature. Read our review of the show here. **
Named after the Italian protest movement, Tute Bianche , Institute Bianche at Library + in South London features work by Eva and Franco Mattes’, Paul Kneale, Miami-Dutch, Bunny Rogers and Julia Tcharfas, curated by Harry Burke.
In the spirit of activism, each artist and collective explores globalisation, gentrification and artistic collusion across installation and sculpture, print and literature. Read our review of the show here. **
