REVIEW – No one is watching you: Ronnie van Hout
Reviewing No one is watching you: Ronnie Van Hout for The Saturday Paper, Lisa Radford writes:
“In a time preoccupied with self and the individual, these works and their arrangement speak not only of masculinity and being an artist but also of the fragility and farce of identity, of it being a collectively shared conscience.”
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