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Pseudonym: Desmond Tate

Title: Not Quite Sugar Free

Date 1998

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By Ranjit Singh  

Pseudonym: Desmond Tate Title: Not Quite Sugar Free Date 1998 Installation  By Ranjit Singh Pseudonym: Desmond Tate Title: Not Quite Sugar Free Date 1998 Installation  By Ranjit Singh Pseudonym: Desmond Tate Title: Not Quite Sugar Free Date 1998 Installation  By Ranjit Singh Pseudonym: Desmond Tate Title: Not Quite Sugar Free Date 1998 Installation  By Ranjit Singh Pseudonym: Desmond Tate Title: Not Quite Sugar Free Date 1998 Installation  By Ranjit Singh

Plaster| MDF | Paint | Wax | Wire   

Plaster| MDF | Paint | Wax | Wire   

Plaster| MDF | Paint | Wax | Wire   

Plaster| MDF | Paint | Wax | Wire   

Plaster| MDF | Paint | Wax | Wire   

Desmond Tate

The work explores a state of separation; the artist argues that historical influences have shaped how art institutions perceive contemporary minority artists, by devaluing their art and maintaining a state of racial separation.


The work exhibited incorporates classical western references, which have little personal significance; the art deliberately alienates the artist from his cultural identity.