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Carl Plackman : Obscure Territories
9 Sep-17 Oct 2015
Pangolin London
London N1 9AG
Overview
Godfather of British conceptual sculpture Carl Plackman’s artistic oeuvre encompassed sculpture, drawings, installation and occasionally photographs. One of the most challenging and innovative sculptors of his day, creating complex works he confronted and questioned ideas of what sculpture could be. This first solo exhibition of Carl Plackman’s work at Pangolin London will re-emphasise his position in the canon of sculptural history and underline his importance to the development of British contemporary art.
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