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EVA International Biennale

No More Waiting for the Barbarians

(EN) Liese van der Watt looks at the Irish Biennale in Limerick, curated by Koyo Kouoh.

No More Waiting for the Barbarians

shot from EVA International – Ireland’s Biennial, 2016, Photo Miriam O’Connor, Courtesy the artist and EVA International - Ireland’s Biennial, Still (the) Barbarians, Limerick City, Ireland, 16 April – 17 July 2016, www.eva.ie

By Liese van der Watt
29. avril 2016

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