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Fallis in Wonderland
5 May-3 Jul 2010
Pangolin London
London N1 9AG
Overview
Inspired by Lewis Carroll's classic fantasy, "Alice in Wonderland," Fallis uses humor and absurd distortion to draw our attention to the issues that trouble her - mass consumerism, scientific distortion and environmental destruction.
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