London, UK. 29th Sept 2019. Picture shows ‘A Reversed Retrogress, Scene 2, ' 2013, part of leading contemporary South African artist Mary Sibande's first UK solo exhibition, 'Came Apart at the Seams', Exhibited at Somerset House between 3rd October - 5th January 2020. Credit: Jeff Gilbert/Alamy Live News

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