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Rodolfo Aricò: Line of Demarcation
5 Oct-17 Dec 2016
Luxembourg & Dayan
London W1S 3PA
Overview
Focusing on works from the 1960s and 1970s, the exhibition derives its title – Rodolfo Aricò: Line of Demarcation – from the writings of the Italian critic Giulio Carlo Argan, aiming to emphasise the importance of Rodolfo Aricò both in the historical context of Post-War Italian art, as well as a crucial link in the dialogue between American and European artistic tendencies during these decades.
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