This sculpture, The Blanket by Ukrainian-Dutch artist Maria Vashchuk, is about the Russian bomb attacks on her home country, after which Ukrainian child casualties’ bodies are covered in colourful blankets. It is lent further resonance by its unique setting in the artist’s adoptive city: it sits in a former jail cell in Haarlem’s vast Koepel panopticon prison. This “terrordome” has been repurposed as an arts hub, and now houses a cafe, podcast studio and cinema alongside its many “gallery spaces”.

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