Mary Wykeham, Desert Tents (yellow, brown, black and red), 1979 feminism with a specialist research interest

with a specialist research interest in post-war sculpture and its histories

She is the editor and contributing author of Howard Hodgkin

made at the artist's studio and signed and numbered by the artist

and sketching the development of her political and religious thought

Jenny Holzer

Mary Wykeham, Desert Tents (yellow, brown, black and red), 1979 feminism with a specialist research interestMary Wykeham was a British painter, printmaker and poet. Throughout her long artistic career, she lived many lives. She was a young trainee nurse in London taking evening art classes at the Slade School of Art; an anti fascist in Berlin helping Jewish artists flee the Nazi regime; a communist tailed through London by MI5; a Surrealist exhibiting alongside Eileen Agar, Salvador Dal and Ren Magritte; and eventually a nun with a higher devotional