Laura Gascoigne

At her best when lightly ruffling the surfaces of things: Cornelia Parker, at Tate Britain, reviewed

The destructive games Parker plays with objects becomes repetitive over the course of this retrospective

‘Island’, 2022, by Cornelia Parker. Credit: Tate Photography / Oli Cowling 
issue 09 July 2022
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