About

The exhibition explores unconventional representation in aspects of portraiture, and the role portraits play in the development of radical art styles and methods. These portraits were created as part of an ongoing experimentation as search for a pictorial language to capture the intense perceptions we humans have of ourselves and of the world.

The exhibition brings together some 75 works created by artists from around the world. Including two children portraits by Austrian/German J. P. Vallen created in 1854. Also animal drawings by South African Lorna Marsh and American Virginia Fifield.
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