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Flying machines, aliens and immigration
Employing, of all things, a wealth of Lego and toy figurines, British-Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare explores the turbulent history of immigration over the past three centuries in a colourful new exhibition at Anna Schwartz Galelry.
The sculptures, paintings, drawings and large-scale works create a stark contrast between their playful nature and the serious concerns the work addresses.
Darlington 2008
Telephone 02 8580 7002
Date 05 Jul 2012-11 Aug 2012
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