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Jesse Ball: The History Of Dolls And What They Did Shipping marking the first exhibition the

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marking the first exhibition the ICA programmed — 'Forty Years of Modern Art: 1907-1947' — which opened on 9th February 1948

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She therefore pleads for openness and compassion

Jesse Ball: The History Of Dolls And What They Did Shipping marking the first exhibition theHanuman Editions, 2025, softcover, 128 pages, 7 x 10. 7 cm The questions of animacy and reality that hover over childhood are given new thrust in the absurdist writer Jesse Balls playdate horror, The History of the Dolls and What They Did. Set within a home nursery, Balls short story follows two young girls into a world of clipped agency and brute amusement that mimes the cruelties of our own. Accompanied by spare illustrations, The History of the

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