OUTSTANDING Installation Art from Zineb Sedira

[@DrLauraJoseph]

This is very well done, gives a good sense of the exhibition and very salient observations - only suggestion would be to slow the camera down a tad to better take in the visuals.

[@artgalleryexplorer]

Thank you - and yes, need to improve on the camera work, especially in installations like this!

[@mattgriffiths7755]

This looks good - will be going next week. Anyone who likes Lee Scratch Perry is OK by me.

[@artgalleryexplorer]

Hi Matt, Definitely worth the trip - let me know what you think.

[@mattgriffiths7755]

@@artgalleryexplorer Loved the live tango performance, also the aspects of fakery and performance.

[@artgalleryexplorer]

@@mattgriffiths7755 Lucky you for catching that. I missed the live tango performance but have seen pics - I wish I'd seen it and might try to squeeze in another visit. Is it on every day?

[@user-uo7jx6gx2t]

while the installation is specific to french coonialism i couldn't help but visualise the concept applied to the israeli palestinian relationship - another brutal example of colonial and post colonial politics, and so many others where indigenous populations have been oppressed if not obliterated.

[@artgalleryexplorer]

It felt very much about colonialism more generally and was particularly charged on the Saturday I went because there was a very big Pro-Palestine march, along with counter demonstrations. The London art world is certainly (finally) fully confronting Britain's Colonial legacy. I've just been to Yinka Shonibare which also engages with this. Thank you, as always, for watching.

[@carolinerobertson8098]

Whete are we and what are we doing here? Presumably looking at film sets dressed up as "art installations". Jesus! I won't be going.