ArchiveExhibition
Tom Friedman
15 Jun-1 Aug 2004
South London Gallery
London SE5 8UH
Overview
A life size silver foil guitarist and an oversized breakfast cereal box are among art works made by internationally acclaimed American artist, Tom Friedman, for a major solo show at the SLG. The exhibition of entirely new work is the first to take place at the gallery following refurbishment.
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