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Backyard Biennial: East review – this morose and meaningless exhibition gave me a migraine

This year's Backyard Biennial at Whitechapel Gallery has left many visitors disheartened. With unclear themes surrounding migration, climate, and identity, artists struggle to connect their work, leading to confusion and frustration among a...

The Guardian· Jul 15, 2026 · 5:49 PM · 1 views

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This year's Backyard Biennial at Whitechapel Gallery has left many visitors disheartened. With unclear themes surrounding migration, climate, and identity, artists struggle to connect their work, leading to confusion and frustration among attendees.

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