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Au (Gold) PREVIEW 31.01.2013
1 Feb-23 Feb 2013
BEERS London
London EC1A 7BH
Overview
The artists powerfully gesture toward gold’s natural worth, reconsidering it via its natural and environmental significance, and therefore the exhibition adopts its name from gold’s chemical symbol: Au, pointing to industrialism and the ramifications of globalisation: namely bestowing upon it a kind of toxicity, inherent with a kind of negative personification.
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