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Prashant Kansara: images challenging acceptance of ‘the horrors inflicted upon children’

Writer: Kevin Armor Harris
Kevin Armor Harris
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To Coventry, to see an exhibition of contemporary British Art at the Herbert Gallery — and to discover, in an adjacent room, an exhibition of over 100 small drawings by Prashant Kansara. These images come from a series “challenging collective political and societal acceptance of the horrors that war and genocide inflict upon children”. And I can tell you it’s a pretty powerful series. I gazed into every one. The exhibition is on until 8 November 2026.


 
 

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