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Magdalena Drwiega : The Last S**p
16 Dec 2013-14 Feb 2014
Belmacz
London W1K 4LX
Overview
Julia Muggenburg is happy to present Magdalena Drwiega’s first solo presentation of sculptures at Belmacz. Drwiega looks through her art to link dynamism and ambiguity, resulting in the creation of works of vibrant simplicity. The sculptures vary between uncouth / rough to industrial / common place in their materiality.
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