Location
The Ismaili Centre,
South Kensington,
London,
SW7 2SL
Dates
This exhibition CLOSED on Thu, 15th Aug 2019
This exhibition has finished.
Cost: Free of Charge
Description
A solo exhibition by the Syrian-Armenian artist Kevork Mourad.
In the Old Testament story of Babel, mankind is punished for attempting to construct a tower to heaven, an act of hubris that led God to create multiple languages so as to prevent such collusions happening again. For this exhibition, Mourad explores the story of Babel, using visual imagery as a means to connect people across the language divide.
Making artworks in public is an integral part of Mourad’s practice, and it is his hope that many people will visit the gallery as he creates his six-metre hanging sculpture, Seeing Through Babel.
The exhibition will be installed in The Ismaili Centre’s Zamana Space, which reopens to the public with this exhibition.
Contact and Booking Details
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Disclaimer
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Location
The Ismaili Centre,
South Kensington,
London,
SW7 2SL
