ArchiveExhibition
Painting is cruel
11 Mar-24 Apr 2005
Danielle Arnaud
London SE11 6SF
Overview
Glauce Cerveira Katie Deith Theo Kaccoufa Gerry Smith Having chosen a medium loaded with history and excellence, the artists have to face the whims of trends and are challenged to convey the contemporary, the social and the political in a medium often not suitable for the task.
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