Portraits of Jok: An examination of Race, London, UK June - August 2012
"U.S. artist Ambrice Miller is currently showing her exhibition Portraits of Jok: An examination of Race in our foyer and mezzanine areas.
In her work, these conceptual limitations [of religion] manifest themselves physically: some figures are constrained by physical distortions, amputations, obesity or external factors; illustrating the ways in which they have figuratively crippled themselves.
Currently, Ambrice lives and works in London, United Kingdom. She continues to explore themes surrounding race relations in modern cultures and societies across Europe and Asia."
For the full article please visit The Broadway Theatre and Gallery
Left: Ambrice with "His Face Shone II."
In her work, these conceptual limitations [of religion] manifest themselves physically: some figures are constrained by physical distortions, amputations, obesity or external factors; illustrating the ways in which they have figuratively crippled themselves.
Currently, Ambrice lives and works in London, United Kingdom. She continues to explore themes surrounding race relations in modern cultures and societies across Europe and Asia."
For the full article please visit The Broadway Theatre and Gallery
Left: Ambrice with "His Face Shone II."
