Nicole Eisenman Discusses New Royal Academy Sculpture and Gaza Controversy
Nicole Eisenman has created a new sculpture for London's Royal Academy. In an interview, the artist addressed the value of the 'trickster' and recounted what happened when she spoke out over Gaza. The conversation touches on her approach to sculpture and her public stance on Gaza. Eisenman is known for work that resists heroic poses, as reflected in the discussion of her new piece at the Royal Academy. The interview was published by the Financial Times.
Key facts
- Nicole Eisenman has a new sculpture at London's Royal Academy.
- Eisenman discussed the value of the 'trickster' in an interview.
- Eisenman spoke out over Gaza and described what happened as a result.
- The interview was published by the Financial Times.
- Eisenman's work is characterized by a rejection of heroic poses.
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Artists
Institutions
- Royal Academy
- Financial Times
Locations
- London
- United Kingdom
- Gaza