Amy Nygaard : Political Unrest and Grotesque Aesthetics

Update: 2025-05-02

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Dr. Amy Nygaard shares how her interest in contemporary African artists led her to examine the connection between political unrest and grotesque aesthetics in the work of South African artist Jane Alexander

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