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Ben Uri 110 Years
From Local to Global, 3 December 2025 - 16 January 2026

Ben Uri 110 Years : From Local to Global

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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Tam Joseph, The Hand Made Map of the World, 2013
Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Tam Joseph, The Hand Made Map of the World, 2013

Tam Joseph b. 1947

The Hand Made Map of the World, 2013
acrylic on board
70.7 x 121.2 cm
2016-16
© Tam Joseph
Photo: Bridgeman Images

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  • (View a larger image of thumbnail 1 ) Chaïm Soutine, Jeune Servante (Waiting Maid, also known as La Soubrette), c. 1933
  • (View a larger image of thumbnail 2 ) Chaïm Soutine, Jeune Servante (Waiting Maid, also known as La Soubrette), c. 1933
Central School and Slade School graduate, Tam Joseph was born in Dominica and migrated to England in 1955. His work explores the many and multi-faceted inspirations, aspirations, and contradictions that...
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Central School and Slade School graduate, Tam Joseph was born in Dominica and migrated to England in 1955. His work explores the many and multi-faceted inspirations, aspirations, and contradictions that shape contemporary realities. 'The Hand Made Map' of the world playfully reorders conventional geographies, blurring boundaries and suggesting new and unexpected possibilities for the world political map. ‘Painting is about looking and interpreting and interpreting and looking again. It’s about scraping back to go forward,' he has observed. A version of this painting was first presented as a billboard at the 2014 Edinburgh Art Festival and also forms part of a series of responses by artists around the city and online to mark the dates (30 July - 30 August) at what would have been the 2020 Festival (cancelled due to the world pandemic).
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Purchased with the kind assistance of the artist 2016
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