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The Field : Gary O'Connor
2 May-31 May 2009
Transition Gallery
London E8 4QN
Overview
The vast Fens landscape is the backdrop to O’Connor’s first novella, The Field, a disquieting story of a man whose singing lessons bring him to question his perception of reality. The installation at Transition extends the text with visual, olfactory and auditory elements.
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