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BSL TOUR: THE DISAPPEARING FIGURE: ART AFTER CATASTROPHE

7 April 2017 at 20.00–21.00

Carl Buchheister, Composition Kolvil 1960. Tate. © DACS, 2025.

Join this British Sign Language tour about the impact of WWII on art

One of the fundamental questions for artists in the middle of the twentieth century was how to continue making art after the catastrophic events of the Second World War. Across the globe, artists felt compelled to respond, both to the war and to the regional conflicts and crises that continued to erupt. 

Delivered in British Sign Language by guide Golda Dahan

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