Topher Campbell's Tate Commission at Risk of Destruction
A sculpture by artist Topher Campbell, commissioned by Tate Modern, faces destruction if a new home is not found by the end of October.
The sculpture, My Body Is An Archive, was part of the exhibition My ruckus at Tate Modern, which aimed to create a space for Black Queer expression and creativity.
- Made from polished mahogany and collage
- Size of a small car, weighing over a ton
My Body Is An Archive is an important piece of Black history
After the exhibition closed in January, the sculpture was temporarily housed at Birmingham Museums Trust (BMT), with Campbell expressing gratitude to the staff.
Author's summary: Artist seeks new home for sculpture.
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