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Robin Footitt's OPEN WINDOW and his curated exhibition THE TOAST
1 Nov-21 Dec 2018
New Art Projects
London EC1V 1LR
Overview
An open window was once symbolic of freedom, escape and new greener pastures. The term open window has now been applied to on screen work activity. For Robin Footitt’s second exhibition at New Art Projects he comments upon the way in which the now familiar language of the screen, tablet or smart phone can sometimes complicate or obsure the real meaning of an image.
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Private viewings by appointment
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