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Derek Fordjour : The House Always Wins
4 Oct-16 Nov 2019
Josh Lilley
London W1W 7EX
Overview
Derek Fordjour’s first full solo exhibition in the UK. The exhibition comprises a new series of paintings across the two floors of the 44-46 Riding House Street galleries, an immersive installation entitled 'In Memoriam' inaugurating our new 40-42 Riding House Street space, and Storefront, a street-facing sculpture spanning the gallery’s extended picture windows, transforming the neighborhood.
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David Nash 45 Years of Drawing
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