British Art Show 10 review – a bold and brilliant exploration of who the British really are

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What happened

Coventry University Shopfront, scaffolding, throbbing car bodies … 37 artists take the temperature of the nation in a show which shows the breadth and eccentricity of British identity It’s freshers’ week in Coventry.

Key facts

  • Coventry University Shopfront, scaffolding, throbbing car bodies … 37 artists take the temperature of the nation in a show which shows the breadth and eccentricity of British identity It’s freshers’ week in Coventry.
  • Reported by The Guardian and published Tue, 06 Oct 2026 08:34:33 UTC.

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