Portrait by Catherine Opie of a Black man in drag wearing a leopard print bikini in front of a yellow backdrop
Photograph: Regen Projects, Los Angeles / Thomas Dane Gallery / © Catherine Opie | ‘Divinity Fudge’ 1997

Catherine Opie: To Be Seen

  • Art, Photography
  • National Portrait Gallery, Charing Cross Road
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Time Out says

The biggest exhibition to be shown in the UK to date from the iconic photographer Catherine Opie is coming to the National Portrait Gallery this spring. Curated in collaboration with the artist, the exhibition explores representations of home, family, identity, politics and power structures through Opie’s vivid and colourful portrait photographs. Works featured in the exhibition will span her first major work, ‘Being and Having’ (1991), her portraits of LGBTQ+ friends inspired by court painter Hans Holbein, to her Baroque-like portraits of artists.

Details

Address
National Portrait Gallery
St Martin's Place
London
WC2H 0HE
Transport:
Tube: Charing Cross

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