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Tibor Hajas : Action Works
18 May-30 Jun 2017
Austin / Desmond Fine Art
London WC1B 3BN
Overview
Solo exhibition of vintage works from the 1970s by perhaps the most radical of the Hungarian Neo-Avant-Garde artists, Tibor Hajas.
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