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Smell the Porridge
23 Apr-2 May 2015
The Old Police Station
London SE14 6LG
Overview
The police cells of The Old Police Station, Deptford, London, host Alison Berry’s solo show Smell the Porridge. The show title is an alternative to the phrase “wake up and smell the coffee”. Whimsical and humorous, the sculpture and site specific installation invite our serious consideration and reflection. Further information about the work in the show can be found in the Press Release.
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