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Spencer Finch The Opposite of Blindness
1 Apr-7 May 2016
Lisson Gallery, 27 Bell St
London NW1 5BY
Overview
New York-based artist Spencer Finch is best known for ethereal light installations that visualise his experience of natural phenomena. Following a solo show, ‘The Skies can’t keep their secret’ at Turner Contemporary, Margate in 2014, Finch returns to the UK for his fourth exhibition in London, exploring the experiences and habits of bees. This presentation precedes his monumental canopy commission for Crossrail, entitled A Cloud Index, which will be unveiled at Paddington Station in 2007.
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