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Ashmolean NOW : Pio Abad, Paperback / softback Book

Ashmolean NOW : Pio Abad Paperback / softback

Part of the Ashmolean NOW series

Paperback / softback

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Pio Abad’s artistic practice is concerned with the personal and political entanglements of objects.

His wide-ranging body of work, encompassing drawing, painting, textiles, installation and text, mines alternative or repressed historical events and offers counternarratives that draw out threads of complicity between incidents, ideologies and people.

Deeply informed by unfolding events in the Philippines, where the artist was born and raised, his work emanates from a family narrative woven into the nation’s story.

Abad’s parents were at the forefront of the anti-dictatorship struggle in the Philippines during the 1970s and 80s and it is the need to remember this history that has shaped the foundations of his work.

This beautifully designed book accompanies the Ashmolean Museum's second exhibition of its new Ashmolean NOW series, featuring the work of Pio Abad.

Abad’s artistic practice is concerned with the personal and political entanglements of objects.

His wide-ranging body of work, which includes drawing, painting, installation, textiles and text, mines alternative or repressed historical events, offering counternarratives.

Abad's new works link narratives found in the Museum's collections and Oxford with his personal life in the UK and Philippines, where the artist was born and raised.

The book features a new text by Abad and contributions by art historical experts including Dan Hicks.

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