Hurvin AndersonTate Britain, London⭑⭑⭑⭑☆WHEN an artist is given a major retrospective at Tate Britain they are being acknowledged as one of the greats. When comparisons with Turner and Constable are made, the viewer is prepared to be impressed. They won’t be disappointed by the major retrospective of Hurvin Anderson’s work, including almost 80 of his luscious paintings and drawings.

JENNY MITCHELL surveys the work of Hurvin Anderson, now a centrepiece of Britain’s white-dominated art establishment, and explores some of the complexities it opens up about British Caribbean identity

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