Nome | Serpentine Galleries boss quits claiming she was forced out by bullying and ‘misjudged personal attacks’ on her husband over his investment in Israeli tech firm linked to WhatsApp hack Mail Online, 18/06/2019

Serpentine Galleries boss quits claiming she was forced out by bullying and ‘misjudged personal attacks’ on her husband over his investment in Israeli tech firm linked to WhatsApp hack Mail Online, 18/06/2019

Navine G. Dossos

Gouache on paper
100 x 100 cm

This painting was based on the following article:

Serpentine Galleries boss quits claiming she was forced out by bullying and ‘misjudged personal attacks’ on her husband over his investment in Israeli tech firm linked to WhatsApp hack, by Curtis, Joseph / Mail Online, originally published 18/06/2019.

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