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Explore the thought-provoking book 'Look Again: Strangers' from Tate Publishing, published in 2023. This poignant piece delves into the complex narratives surrounding migrants and refugees who journey to Britain, fleeing violence and persecution in search of safety and hope. 'Look Again: Strangers' thoughtfully confronts the overwhelming anti-immigrant rhetoric that often dehumanizes these individuals, instead showcasing their struggles and inherent humanity. Through the lens of influential artists like Tania Bruguera, Arshile Gorky, and Mona Hatoum, this book encourages readers to reconsider the prevailing narratives about migrants. By sidestepping political dogma, it illuminates the human stories behind the headlines, challenging us to empathize and reflect on the shared human experience. This volume is part of the 'Look Again' series—a unique exploration of British art over the last 500 years that engages with contemporary issues. Written by leading voices in literature, art, and culture, 'Look Again: Strangers' is a must-have for art enthusiasts and anyone interested in the cultural dialogue surrounding immigration, identity, and humanity in today's world. Discover how art can inform and transform our perspectives on pressing societal issues with this compelling read.