Each artist in the exhibition (which takes its title from an elusive late twentieth-century poetry book of the same name, by poet Ted Hughes and artist Leonard Baskin), explores the complexities of human character and the raptures found in life, through the lens of avian imagery. As Ali Kazim h as spotlighted the Hudhud or Hoopoe in his work, a bird which encompasses cultural significance in Islamic texts and folklore, the artists in this exhibition have intertwined images of crows, ravens…