Art takes no prisoners

By Helen Gavaghan, 21st August, 2016

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Exhibition: "The Body Extended: Sculpture and Prosthetics"
21st July - 23rd October, 2016, The Henry Moore Institute, Leeds.


Medicine may have to be circumspect, coy even: art does not.

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The rest of this review appears in the pdf of Science, People & Politics, ISSN 1751-598x online, pp 13-14, Iss 3, 2016.

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