Eventually, we trust, the virulence of the pandemic will recede, and the social-distancing measures associated with it will ease too. But what will happen to those disadvantaged groups whose public life is threatened not by an easily transferable, invisible freak virus but rather the older tenacious social contagion called racism?
Review(s) of: Of maps and men: From the secret world of memory, drawings by Peter Kennedy, Sutton Gallery, 254 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy, October 1992.
