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Simon Raab : The Sun Does Set
15 Jun-29 Jun 2010
Fred [london] Ltd
London W1W 7DS
Overview
At 32 Dover Street, London W1 In association with Galerie Peter Zimmermann, Mannheim Simon Raab blurs the border that separates painting from sculpture. The paintings are lively hybrids that push the notion of impasto to radical extremes: a kind of armoured impasto. Or perhaps they are polychromatic reliefs that shimmer and change with every step we take. This is Raab?s first solo exhibition in London. His practise is based in Santa Barbara, California, USA.
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