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A Moving Image Programme - Week 6 : Cornelia Parker: Political Abstract
12 May-18 May 2020
Frith Street Gallery
London W1F 9JJ
Overview
In 2017 Cornelia Parker became the UK's first ever female Election Artist. The resulting three video works - Left Right & Centre, Election Abstract, and Thatcher's Finger - were intended to reflect the tone and mood of the unique snap election.
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