Kenny Hunter: Faith in Flux

Kenny Hunter: Faith in FluxRealised with the occasion of his exhibition Sculpture Court at the Aberdeen Art Gallery (December 2021 October 2022), Faith in Flux is a text work that, like many of Kennys works, does not offer hard and fast statements, like its bold visuals would suggest, but rather opens up questions. As Kenny writes, does the print remind us that belief systems that once dominated our culture are now either disappearing, or being radically challenged? Or does it

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does not offer hard and fast statements

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