Artist Lawrence Abu Hamdan is interviewed in The Guardian this week, as the artist’s piece exploring horrific conditions at a Syrian jail opens at the Turner Prize exhibition. “The only way we can access much information about the site is through acoustic memories,” he says, “because people were blindfolded when they came in and held in darkness.”

Read more at The Guardian

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