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Bodil Furu This bird has flown (i)
12 Jun-29 Jun 2013
Beaconsfield
London SE11 6AY
Overview
Bodil Furu’s (NO) accomplished screen works reflect on the social and environmental dynamics that shape change. The work draws on closely documented encounters with people living in vastly different situations – as far apart as an excessively polluted and overpopulated city in Peoples Republic of China and the remote region of northern Norway where an island might have a population of one. Wednesday – Saturday, 11am-5pm
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