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The Principle of Sufficient Irritation: London Group Open Prize
4 Nov-10 Nov 2016
The Cello Factory / The London Group
London SE1 8TJ
Overview
The Principle of Sufficient Irritation at The Cello Factory this November will engage anyone fascinated by anomalies in the built environment, and the possibilities inherent in discarded industrial materials. The exhibtion brings together the work of three artists who were winners at The London Group Open 2015. Cadi Froehlich, Martin Heron and Darren Nisbett transform discarded metals, reclaimed materials, and demolished places, re-animating them with new narratives and personalities. The exhibition is titled after a Philip K. Dick short story. Exhibition open 4th November 12 - 8pm then daily 12 - 6pm. Artists' Talks 10th November 6.30 - 8.30pm More information can be found at www.tposi.co.uk
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