Artist defends Churchill video amid accusations of deception

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Artist Helen Cammock addresses claims regarding her video on Winston Churchill.
She asserts her comments about Churchill's role in the Bengal famine were meant to provoke discussion.
The video is part of an installation at the National Portrait Gallery.
Cammock won the Turner Prize for her artwork, which often explores historical narratives.

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Artist defends Churchill video at National Portrait Gallery after being accused of ‘barefaced lie’The Guardian · 1 month ago

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Artist Helen Cammock addresses claims regarding her video on Winston Churchill.
She asserts her comments about Churchill's role in the Bengal famine were meant to provoke discussion.
The video is part of an installation at the National Portrait Gallery.
Cammock won the Turner Prize for her artwork, which often explores historical narratives.

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