Born, 1949 in South Africa
“Anthony Key is one of the most interesting sculptors practising in Britain today. His work playfully explores the many and varied ways in which Britain has created, perceived, and continues to perceive historical and contemporary ‘Chinese’ identities. His work is frequently poignant, always original and consistently daring in ways in which it unpicks and unpacks the racism and the absurdities of our ‘Chinese’ stereotypes. Yet there is much more to Key’s work than this. It is, in its own decidedly modern way, celebratory of the mixed-upness which is 21st Century Britain, in particular, and the world in general.”
Taken from the introduction to Anthony Key: Walcot Chapel (2002)
Catalogue relating to an exhibition, 2002
Solo show at Walcot Chapel. 2002
Bath Spa, United Kingdom