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The Other Side Of The Pentaprism: Six Photographers In Conversation

Online26 August 2021 - 13 November 2021
The Other Side Of The Pentaprism: Six Photographers In Conversation

The Other Side Of The Pentaprism: Six Photographers In Conversation

The Other Side Of The Pentaprism (re-) mirrors a vision of the Caribbean as it is, but seldom is seen. The six artists in this show are the pentaprism, filtering their gaze through their creative vision. Revealing a different universe while questioning the “real” one in which we inhabit, the exhibition upsets the narratives and histories many of us have been taught, showing that the norms and status quo are truly mad. Is it not our accepted world that is illogical? A world where the homes of the enslavers are venerated while those of the enslaved are forgotten, where women are valued only for their ability to serve or bear children and where histories are unwritten.

Tuesday — Saturday 10am – 6pm

Monday by Appointment

Tern Gallery

Mahogany Hill, Western Road

Nassau

Bahamas

https://www.terngallery.com/exhibitions/the-otherside-of-the-pentaprism

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