No representation of England would be complete without The Union Jack, horse racing, and soccer. And, fittingly, British artist Mark Wallinger's exhibit at the Fiterman Gallery in Minneapolis includes these symbols, but not exactly like you'd expect. The jockeys are faceless, the Union Jack has "Mum" scrawled across it, and a model soccer field sits atop a tomb. Another prominent symbol: a pantomime horse, which Wallinger says has its origins in children's holiday plays.
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