テート・ギャラリーさんのインスタグラム写真 - (テート・ギャラリーInstagram)「The @LiverpoolBiennial has taken over Liverpool! Titled 'uMoya: The Sacred Return of Lost Things', the 2023 exhibition addresses the history and temperament of Liverpool and can be found in historic buildings, unexpected spaces, and art galleries throughout the city. In the isiZulu language, uMoya means spirit, breath, air, climate and wind. Artists at @TateLiverpool explore the space between life and death and how to work through ancestral pain towards healing. 🧶 Highlights include: Isabel do Rosário’s largescale textile pieces, exhibited for the first time outside of Brazil, which are rooted in her African ancestry. As a child, she would weave with her grandmother, cutting cloth squares to be woven into a quilt or a rug. 🌊 Lubaina Himid's 'Between the Two my Heart is Balanced' is 'a musing on what would happen if Black women got together and started to try to destroy maps and charts – to undo what has been done’. 📖 Francis Offman's ‘Untitled’ proposes a meditation on on how to convey history’s violent narrative through an intimate reflection on the Rwandan genocide. The installation is centred around a Bible belonging to Offman’s mother which accompanied her as she fled the country following the onset of the Rwandan Civil War. 🖌️ Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum creates imagined worlds that explore selfhood and transnational identity. With pencil, gouache, and light watercolor, Sunstrum creates delicate, fragmented landscapes and surreal interior scenes. Find these works and more on free display at #TateLiverpool until 17 September 2023. Click the link in our bio to explore the full programme of free exhibitions, performances, screenings and learning activities throughout the #LiverpoolBiennial. 🌊 Lubaina Himid CBE RA, Between the Two my Heart is Balanced 1991 🧶 Isabel do Rosário, Liverpool Biennale 2023. 📖 Francis Offman, Untitled 2021-2022 🖌️ Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum, Sinner Get Ready 2022.」9月1日 2時40分