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16 January 2025 13:50
Portræt af en klode i knæ

"Jeg tegner for at se, hvad jeg tænker.” Sådan beskriver den britiske kunstner Emma Talbot sin kunstneriske metode. I sin kommende udstilling Are you a living thing that is dying, or a dying thing that is living?, der åbner på Copenhagen Contemporary (CC) d. 1. februar, undersøger hun, hvordan vi lever og finder håb i en verden, der står på kanten af et økologisk kollaps.
16 January 2025 13:55
Portrait of a planet on the brink

‘I draw to see what I am thinking’, says British artist Emma Talbot, encapsulating her approach to art making. Opening on February 1st at Copenhagen Contemporary (CC), her exhibition Are you a living thing that is dying, or a dying thing that is living? delves into questions of how to live and hope amidst ecological collapse.