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Shari Hatt: I just want to be taken seriously as an artist… etc
31 Mar-25 May 2012
Space Station Sixty-five
London SE11 4PT
Overview
Space Station Sixty-Five are delighted to preview their new space with an exhibition by acclaimed Canadian artist Shari Hatt with work never before seen in the UK. The exhibition will showcase the UK Dog Portrait Series, work originally produced for exhibition at The Public Gallery in the West Midlands in 2009. This exhibition features the photographic series Clown Portraits (2006) and adjunct video 'I just want to be taken seriously as an artist…'(2007). Also presented is Hatt's latest video 'The Studio Visit' (2011) and corresponding watercolour series 'Disappointing Paintings' (2011).
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