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Art Guide: Teresa Margolles maps the repercussions of pain

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Art Guide: Teresa Margolles maps the repercussions of pain

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Article by Tracey Clement

Delve into the artistic practice and deeper meaning behind Teresa Margolles’ Approximation to The Scene of The Facts in this in-depth interview with Art Guide. Part of the 22nd Biennale of Sydney: NIRIN in NAS Gallery – read on through the link below.

Image: Teresa Margolles, Approximation to The Scene of The Facts (detail), 2020, mixed-media installation. Installation view (2020) for the 22nd Biennale of Sydney, National Art School. Courtesy the artist and Galerie Peter Kilchmann, Zurich. Photograph: Peter Morgan

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Introducing Bansi Joshi (@bansi_art), one of our graduating Printmaking MFA students, and their selected work ‘(There is no direct translation)’.

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Artwork Photography: Peter Morgan (@petrius)

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Introducing Bansi Joshi (@bansi_art), one of our graduating Printmaking MFA students, and their selected work ‘(There is no direct translation)’. Celebrate the future of contemporary art at The Postgrad Show Opening Night, Thursday 6 November (RSVP link in bio). Bansi Joshi '(There is no direct translation)' undyed cotton fabric, cotton thread 30 x 30 cm Artwork Photography: Peter Morgan (@petrius)
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