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Issy Wood: Self-Portraits review – suffocatingly revealing works from the ultimate zillennial painter
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Issy Wood: Self-Portraits review – suffocatingly revealing works from the ultimate zillennial painter
National Portrait Gallery, London
These close-cropped paintings seem to capture our own bored, glum and perpetually online lives – yet there’s humour and silliness, too, in among the masks
It might feel like Issy Wood is staring right back at you, glaring out of every canvas, making hard, uncomfortable, unflinching eye contact. But she’s not. The young British painter is staring at herself, lost in soul-searching ru…
16 Oct, 10:07
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