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The Week in Art12-19 Mar 2024 |
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Openings, events, auctions |
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Berlin
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Thursday 14 |
Galerie Buchholz: Caleb Considine: Lost Cove Tiki |
opening reception |
Galerie Buchholz: Stewart Uoo: Dryad |
opening reception |
Bruton
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Sunday 17 |
Hauser & Wirth Somerset: Spotlight Talks: Present Tense |
talk |
Geneva
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Thursday 14 |
Fabienne Levy: From Print to Presence: An Exhibition of Inspiration |
opens |
Friday 15 |
Pace, Geneva: Inner Cosmos, Outer Universe over thirty paintings, sculptures, textiles, and works on paper in an exhibition covering over eight decades of artmaking from across the gallery’s international programme - by artists examining space |
opens |
Hong Kong
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Wednesday 13 |
Christie’s Hong Kong: No Regrets: 20th/21st Century Art Online Sale auction: Wed 13 - Wed 20 Mar |
auction starts |
Lausanne
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Friday 15 |
Fabienne Levy: From Print to Presence: An Exhibition of Inspiration |
opens |
London
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Tuesday 12 |
Christie’s London: Contemporary Edition: London auction: Tue 12 - Tue 26 Mar (viewing: Wed 13 - Sun 24 March) |
auction starts |
Wednesday 13 |
John Martin Gallery at Cromwell Place: Andrew Gifford: New Landscapes |
opens |
Pipeline: Meryl Yana: There Was Salt Inside Them |
opening reception |
Sotheby’s London: Prints & Multiples auction: Wed 13 - Wed 20 Mar (viewing: Fri 15 - Wed 20 March) |
auction starts |
Unit London: The Three Graces a contemporary re-examination of a timeless mythological theme, featuring Helen Flockhart, Radu Oreian, Nooka Shepherd, Paula Turmina, Francesco Zanatta, Jake Wood-Evans and Shaina Craft |
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Unit London: Jess Allen: This Is Now Allen’s first solo exhibition with the gallery presents paintings which consider time, space and the inevitable transformation of present into past |
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Thursday 14 |
A.I.: Yuki Nakayama: After the rain “Nakayama’s pieces paint a dialogue between objects in space as she explores the movement of stillness and its playful act. Using superimposed perspectives, her paintings explore the stillness of an object, its volume,and its environment” |
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Alma Pearl: Lydia Gifford: Low Anchored Cloud recent works by the British artist in her first exhibition with the gallery - and her first in London since 2015 |
private view |
Bluerider ART London: Marck’s Playground new and classic works by the Swiss artist known for video sculpture |
opening reception |
Gagosian Grosvenor Hill: Screening: Douglas Gordon. Film as Raw Material |
special event |
Gathering: Matthias Groebel: phantoms all around me Groebel’s debut solo exhibition in the UK is curated by Hannes Schmidt and focusses his machine-assisted painting technique on an examination of the failure of social housing in early 2000s London |
opening reception |
Hamiltons: Nick Waplington: Living Room Waplington’s first exhibition with the gallery marks the release of previously unseen works and image variants from the iconic series Living Room, 1991 |
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LAMB: Renata de Bonis: Mirror, Mirror this new body of work from the Brazilian artist invites us “into a world of ethereal beauty and profound introspection, where grief intertwines with magic, echoing through the glass frame that separates home and universe” |
opening reception |
Pi Artworks: Xiaoze Xie: Lost Tales and Recovered Histories a solo exhibition bringing together three multidisciplinary bodies of Xie’s work, exploring the interrelatedness of books, libraries and historical events |
private view |
Pippy Houldsworth Gallery: Li Hei Di: 700 Nights of Winter new paintings exploring primal and sexual urges in the Chinese-born, London-based artist’s first solo exhibition in the UK |
private view |
Shapero Modern: Abstract Expressionism |
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Sotheby’s London: Modern & Contemporary African Art auction: Thu 14 - Thu 21 Mar |
auction starts |
The Sunday Painter: Leo Fitzmaurice: Misconstructary this major new installation offers “a compelling exploration of the transformation of meaning through the reappropriation of objects” |
opening reception |
Unit London: The Three Graces |
private view |
Unit London: Jess Allen: This Is Now |
private view |
Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix: Yoi Kawakubo and Nao Matsunaga: Time Capsule photography, ceramics and works on paper in this dual exhibition |
private view |
Friday 15 |
National Portrait Gallery: Uncovering hidden stories to tell better histories |
talk |
Pontone Gallery: Luciano Ventrone | Opera Pittorica | London “the power of these images is immanent and is intrinsic to the ferocious control exercised over their creation. By stripping away the ‘mark of the hand’, Ventrone reveals something of an existential and independent truth” |
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Pontone Gallery: Philip Muñoz: Of Land, Sea and Sky new landscape paintings of the English west country by Muñoz - specifically coastal scenes where land, sea and sky come together |
opens |
Saturday 16 |
Staffordshire St: Evening Iftar |
special event |
Tuesday 19 |
Alison Jacques: Betty Parsons in the first overview exhibition in London of Parsons’ practice, paintings on canvas and paper alongside sculptures from 1950 to 1980 - over thirty years of her work |
private view |
Cristea Roberts Gallery: Clare Woods in conversation with writer and critic Charlotte Mullins |
talk |
Los Angeles
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Wednesday 13 |
Hauser & Wirth Downtown: CRASH: A Film Series Curated by Elvis Mitchell |
special event |
Saturday 16 |
Philip Martin Gallery: The Sky Has a Thousand Windows: Rema Ghuloum, Sky Glabush, Pamela Jorden, Sophie Treppendahl taking its name from a poem by Lorca, an exhibition of new works by the four artists |
opening reception |
Sean Kelly Gallery: Callum Innes: Turn iconic as well as recent works, from multiple series, in Innes’s first solo exhibition in Los Angeles for over thirty years |
opening reception |
Steve Turner: Spring Break the work of thirteen artists in an exhibition curated by Ambre Kelly and Andrew Gori - founders and directors of SPRING/BREAK Art Show |
opening reception |
Steve Turner: Julia Kowalska: Secrets Of Our Loves new paintings inspired by the mystery of love from the Warsaw-based artist |
opening reception |
Milan
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Tuesday 12 |
A arte Invernizzi: François Morellet a major anthological exhibition of the late French pioneer of geometric abstraction, presented in conjunction with Estate Morellet and Annely Juda Fine Art |
opening reception |
New York
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Tuesday 12 |
Christie’s New York: Latin American Art auction: Tue 12 (viewing: Thu 7 - Mon 11 March) |
auction |
Christie’s New York: SOURCE [On NFTs], Robert Alice auction: Tue 12 |
auction |
Wednesday 13 |
Christie’s New York: Post-War to Present auction: Wed 13 (viewing: Thu 7 - Tue 12 March) |
auction |
Christie’s New York: South Asian Modern + Contemporary Art Online auction: Wed 13 - Wed 27 Mar (viewing: Sat 16 - Tue 19 March) |
auction starts |
Gagosian West 24th St: Francesca Woodman more than fifty prints - many not previously exhibited - in the gallery’s first exhibition of works by the late photographer |
opening reception |
Marian Goodman Gallery: Delcy Morelos and Ettore Spalletti: Esa esquina soy yo a dialogue between works spanning three decades, from artists with distinct practices - “in this exhibition we see their dynamic activation and a sublime transcendence” |
opening reception |
Thursday 14 |
Almine Rech, Tribeca: Oliver Beer: Resonance Paintings - Cat Orchestra “a chorus of cat-shaped vases, ranging from the classical to the kitsch, are connected to live microphones that feed to a custom-built keyboard and synthesizer” - Evan Moffit |
opening reception |
Berry Campbell Gallery: Biala: Paintings 1946-1986 presented in association with the artist’s estate this major survey of Biala's paintings - with many on view for the first time - is the largest gallery exhibition of her work put on in the city |
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Christie’s New York: Contemporary Edition: New York auction: Thu 14 (viewing: Thu 7 - Tue 12 March) |
auction |
Gagosian 980 Madison Avenue: Rudolf Stingel new works by an artist who has, for over forty years, repeatedly subverted painterly and sculptural orthodoxies |
opening reception |
Hirschl & Adler: Frederick Brosen: Recent Watercolors new works from Brosen celebrating in his unique style the “quotidian corners” of New York and Provincetown, Massachusetts |
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Petzel: Soliloquies an exhibition of eighteen artists, exclusively showing freestanding sculpture |
opening reception |
Friedrichs Pontone: Luciano Ventrone: Opera Pittorica “the power of these images is immanent and is intrinsic to the ferocious control exercised over their creation. By stripping away the ‘mark of the hand’, Ventrone reveals something of an existential and independent truth” |
opens |
Sean Kelly Gallery: Idris Khan: After… “the exhibition introduces a process whereby the artist deconstructs art historical masterpieces to rich pallets of color referencing the volume and importance of the original painting’s power”
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opening reception |
Sean Kelly Gallery: Natasza Niedziółka: 273 Days works which occupy a space between drawing, painting, and textile in Niedziółka’s first exhibition with the gallery |
opening reception |
Skarstedt: Eric Fischl: Hotel Stories in these new paintings, Fischl explores the various meanings, associations, and possibilities associated with hotel rooms and their inhabitants |
opening reception |
Templon: Claude Viallat: Made in Nîmes the legendary figure of the French avant-garde movement Supports/Surfaces presents large-scale colourful tarpaulins created between the 1970s and today |
opening reception |
Timothy Taylor: Armen Eloyan: Green Grass new paintings by Eloyan “exemplify his integration of wry, cartoon-related imagery and anarchic abstraction” |
opening reception |
Friday 15 |
Sotheby’s New York: {R(Evolutionaries);} Digital Art Through The Decade auction: Fri 15 - Fri 22 Mar |
auction starts |
Saturday 16 |
Gagosian 541 West 24th St: Jamian Juliano-Villani: It in her first exhibition with the gallery, new paintings by Juliano-Villani “fueled by her obsession with consumer culture and social taboo” |
opening reception |
Luhring Augustine Tribeca: Sarah Crowner: Hot Light, Hard Light an installation of new sculptures and paintings in Crowner’s first solo exhibition at the gallery |
opening reception |
Monday 18 |
Sotheby’s New York: The Virginia & Ravi Akhoury Collection auction: Mon 18 (viewing: Thu 14 - Sun 17 March) |
auction |
Sotheby’s New York: Modern & Contemporary South Asian Art auction: Mon 18 (viewing: Thu 14 - Sun 17 March) |
auction |
Tuesday 19 |
Christie’s New York: Japanese and Korean Art auction: Tue 19 (viewing: Sat 16 - Mon 18 March) |
auction |
Lévy Gorvy Dayan: Building Babel: A Conversation with R. F. Kuang |
talk |
Nara Roesler New York: Angelo Venosa curated by Vik Muniz Venosa’s first solo exhibition in the city features works from the last years of his career |
opening reception |
Sotheby’s New York: Chinese Art auction: Tue 19 (viewing: Thu 14 - Mon 18 March) |
auction |
Paris
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Tuesday 12 |
Christie’s Paris: Collections auction: Tue 12 (viewing: Sat 9 - Tue 12 March) |
auction |
Wednesday 13 |
Sotheby’s Paris: Collection Yves Gastou Online auction: Wed 13 - Wed 20 Mar (viewing: Fri 15 - Mon 18 March) |
auction starts |
Thursday 14 |
Bigaignon: Vittoria Gerardi: Latenza “the Italian artist delves into the very nature of photography, the light, and the time that constitutes it” |
opening reception |
Galerie Lelong & Co.: Louise Bourgeois: I do, I undo, I redo “like her sculptures, with their shapeless, organic materials, her engraved work explores the ambiguity of the forms issuing from her fantasy-laced memories. She collects, skins, deconstructs, models and assembles” |
opening reception |
Galerie Lelong & Co.: Richard Serra: Casablanca “the artist and the workshop have pushed the limits of what a large, thick sheet of paper, almost entirely covered in black matter, can bear” |
opening reception |
Galerie Lelong & Co. Matignon: Jan Voss: Duo sur scène |
opening reception |
Saturday 16 |
galerie frank elbaz: Emerging, Submerging, Reemerging |
opening reception |
Perrotin Marais: Gabriel de la Mora: Élan Vital de la Mora’s works are constructed from discarded objects, creating seemingly minimal and monochromatic surfaces which belie technical complexity |
opening reception |
Perrotin Marais: Thilo Heinzmann: What do you want me to bring you : I am going to town the German artist’s inventive, precise works use unlikely materials such as chipboard, styrofoam, porcelain, aluminium and hessian to investigate the medium of painting itself |
opening reception |
Perrotin Marais: Chiho Aoshima: Emptinesses |
opening reception |
Semiose: Amy Bravo: I’m Going There With You “‘cradled in one culture, sandwiched between two cultures, straddling all three cultures and their value systems’ Amy Bravo’s works are daughters of la mestiza, the ‘new consciousness’ described by Gloria Anzaldúa” - Amélie Lavin |
opening reception |
Tuesday 19 |
Sotheby’s Paris: Collection Yves Gastou auction: Tue 19 (viewing: Fri 15 - Mon 18 March) |
auction |
Shanghai
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Friday 15 |
Almine Rech: Fabien Adèle: Blush “it is more accurate to talk about figures than characters in his paintings; with few features and eyes that see nothing, their faces have something androgynous about them. They disturb the viewer by seeming to multiply on the canvas” - Henri Guette |
opening reception |
Almine Rech: Federico Herrero: Mountains With Ears “Herrero is looking for a common ground of perception that we all have access to, an intersubjective language that goes beyond the textual and includes the body as a resonant instrument” - Ana Ruiz Valencia |
opening reception |
Perrotin Shanghai: Danielle Orchard: Is It Light Where You Are? in her first solo exhibition at Perrotin Shanghai - as well as in China - Orchard’s arresting and often humorous works examine modern art and the everyday realities of contemporary womanhood |
opens |
Perrotin Shanghai: Xavier Veilhan: Sculpture Park “Veilhan’s oeuvre navigates the visible and invisible territories, crafting an immersive realm that prompts a reconsideration of prior works through the prism of our perceptual boundaries” - Yuan Fuca |
opens |
Stockholm
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Saturday 16 |
Galleri Magnus Karlsson: Mamma Andersson: After Hill Andersson curates a selection of her paintings from the museum exhibition “About Hill”, alongside new works, in her first solo exhibition in Stockholm and Sweden since 2012 |
opening reception |
Vienna
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Wednesday 13 |
Galerie Lisa Kandlhofer: Faye Wei Wei: the sounds of the organ pushing the walls of the cathedral outwards |
opening reception |
Galerie Lisa Kandlhofer: Focus On: Talar Aghbashian "everything is a tree, Everything is painted, everything everywhere. My landscapes slowly transition. I catch myself painting figures” - Aghbashian |
opening reception |
Zürich
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Wednesday 13 |
galerie gmurzynska, Paradeplatz: Attersee: Schön wie seine Bilder across both gallery spaces, a career-spanning survey exhibition of the legendary Austrian artist - “an Attersee painting is always a feast” - Max Hollein
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opening reception |
galerie gmurzynska, Talstrasse: Attersee: Schön wie seine Bilder across both gallery spaces, a career-spanning survey exhibition of the legendary Austrian artist - “an Attersee painting is always a feast” - Max Hollein
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opening reception |
Friday 15 |
Galerie Eva Presenhuber, Maag Areal: Gerwald Rockenschaub: bass+ (re)modification “Rockenschaub has been transforming spaces with minimalist multimedia installations for around forty years … his installations create visual sounds and rhythms that relate to the architecture in question” - Gesine Borcherdt |
opening reception |
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Don’t miss: exhibitions closing |
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Dallas
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Saturday 16 |
Meliksetian | Briggs: Edgar Ramirez: From The Rail To The Water |
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Gstaad
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Friday 15 |
Almine Rech: Ha Chong-Hyun |
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Helsinki
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Sunday 17 |
Galerie Forsblom: Tapani Kokko: Fortuna |
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Galerie Forsblom: Peter Frie: The View Belongs to Everyone |
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Galerie Forsblom: Jenny Carlsson Grip: Day breaks |
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Lausanne
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Thursday 14 |
Fabienne Levy: Gian Losinger: I wish I called you sooner |
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London
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Thursday 14 |
Frith Street Gallery, Golden Square: Anna Barriball: New Drawings |
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Robilant+Voena, London: Robilant+Voena at TEFAF Maastricht 2024 |
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Friday 15 |
Gagosian Grosvenor Hill: Douglas Gordon: All I need is a little bit of everything |
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Grosvenor Gallery: Ivan Peries: Paintings from the Collection of David Coates |
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John Martin Gallery: Mark Adlington: Night Dances |
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Saturday 16 |
ATLAS Gallery: Kacper Kowalski: A Sense of Perspective |
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Goodman Gallery: Zineb Sedira: Let’s go on singing! |
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Holtermann Fine Art: Olivia Bax: Floss |
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Lychee One: Four-Folds |
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Vendelmans: Jean René Gauguin |
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Sunday 17 |
Serpentine South Gallery: Barbara Kruger: Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You. |
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Staffordshire St: Faith, Place and Migration |
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Los Angeles
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Thursday 14 |
Christie’s Los Angeles: Andy Warhol Screen Tests |
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New York
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Thursday 14 |
David Richard Gallery: Sanford Wurmfeld: Corona Variations |
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David Richard Gallery: Laura Watt: Time Lapse |
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Friday 15 |
Findlay Galleries: Raoul and Jean Dufy. Works on Paper Featuring the Electricité Series |
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Saturday 16 |
Gallery Henoch: Winter Group Show |
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Hauser & Wirth Wooster Street: Cindy Sherman |
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James Cohan, 52 Walker St: Mernet Larsen: Thinking about Cézanne |
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Tina Kim Gallery: Jennifer Tee: Ancestral Beginnings, Sessile Beings |
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Paris
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Saturday 16 |
Ab-Anbar at L’Atlas: Baktash Sarang: Eternal Inner Construction |
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Galerie Chantal Crousel: Fabrice Gygi: Quelques nouvelles... |
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Hauser & Wirth: Hélène Delprat. Monster Soup |
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Skarstedt: Network |
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Seoul
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Saturday 16 |
Perrotin Seoul: Sang Nam Lee: Forme d’esprit |
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Tokyo
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Saturday 16 |
Taka Ishii Gallery: Sofu Teshigahara |
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