The UK’s biggest public exhibition, The Gallery explores key issues of the day and sees works by international artists displayed on thousands of digital screens and billboards across the four nations. Its latest edition presents 11 bold responses to the theme A Real Woman - addressing potent and contested ideas, such as gender identity, health disparity, the domestic realm, and feminism. The Gallery’s curator Bakul Patki talks to Marie Claire, sharing insights about the project and the works featured.
Now in its fourth season, The Gallery is a new kind of cultural institution without walls - conceived by leading UK arts producer Artichoke and public artist Martin Firrell, to challenge traditional ways of viewing art, and as a way of bringing it to people in the places they live, work and play.
