Tag: Race and Class in British Art

• Tracey Emin and the Silence of Unreported Rape: Class, Race, and Artistic Confession

  

  Tracey Emin’s return to Margate marks a powerful new chapter in her life and art. After surviving cancer, she founded TKE Studios and helped revive the seaside town’s creative scene. Through deeply personal works confronting trauma, class, race, and unreported rape, Emin transforms confession into resilience and art into activism.

  Alison Little

  11.01.2016

  Arts and Culture, Politics, Feminism & History

  Autobiographical Art, Contemporary British Art, Feminist Art, Hotel International, Margate Artists, Race and Class in British Art, Sexual Violence in Art, The New Black artwork, TKE Studios, Tracey Emin, Tracey Emin Cancer, Turner Contemporary Margate, Unreported rape UK