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Through The Mirage

17 Nov-20 Nov 2021
PV 19 Nov 2021, 6-9pm

Fitzrovia Gallery
London W1T 5EN
Predicament, 2021, Coloured pencil on watercolour paper. Credit: Patricia Paludanus

Overview

‘We break down the world into comprehensible, countable, geometrical units and thereby figure it and construct it in those terms.  This is so successful up to a point that we can come to imagine this is the way the physical world really is.’

-  Watts

A group exhibition of fifteen UK and internationally based artists, looking at the impact of the digital upon analogue art-making.

Artists

Alex Appleby


Megan Bickel


Louisa Clark


Nicholas Dietrich

British, b. 1981

Paul Galas


Beth Hadfield


James Lawson


Patricia Paludanus


Marco Piemonte

Italian, b. 1976

Playpaint Playpaint


Marc Prats


Taro Qureshi


Karen Tronel

French

Linda Wallis


László von Dohnányi

German, b. 1994

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