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ALASDAIR WALLACE : ACHE THE GOOD ACHE
1 Dec-23 Dec 2016
Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery
London W1T 6BA
Overview
Scottish painter Alasdair Wallace's richly-layered work is suffused with the surrealism of the everyday, portraying worlds filled with odd juxtapositions. Painting urban fringes, his parklands and skylines initially seem familiar. And yet, through unexpected details, each setting becomes a dreamscape as much as a landscape.
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