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KIM RUGG : Are you sitting comfortably
6 Dec 2012-9 Feb 2013
Nettie Horn
London W1W 7DS
Overview
NETTIE HORN is pleased to present the second solo exhibition by British artist Kim Rugg, featuring a new body of work which is inspired by her exploration into mass produced images and icon-carriers such as newspapers, stamps, museum postcards as well as within mass media technologies including television, the internet or social networks. Reflecting on the spread of consumerism through its products and technology, Rugg questions the power of the images, their representation as well as the way they promote a certain reality.
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