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View online - Andreas Eriksson : Mapping Memories, Tracing Time
13 Mar-16 Apr 2020
Stephen Friedman Gallery
London W1S 3LQ
Overview
View this exhibition online due to the gallery's temporary closure: Andreas Eriksson's fourth solo exhibition at Stephen Friedman Gallery presents a new series of large-scale handwoven tapestries. Rendered in subtle hues of undyed yarn, this body of work offers a unique window onto the artist’s rural surroundings in Medelplana, Sweden. Hettie Judah, art critic and regular contributor to The Guardian, Frieze and The New York Times, will lead a walkthrough with the artist during the opening of the exhibition on Thursday 12 March at 6.30pm.
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