Jon Buck: Patterns of Change

Tue 6 Sep 2022 to Sat 4 Mar 2023

Pangolin London, London

Kings Place, 90 York Way, N1 9AG Jon Buck: Patterns of Change

Mon-Sat 10am-6pm

Inspired by the contemporary scientific narrative of Evolution, Buck explores our shared history of life with bold, cellular patterns and cryptic symbols that enliven the surfaces of his new series of wall reliefs, bronze sculptures, prints and drawings offering a powerful metaphor for the fragility and precious diversity of life on Earth.

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