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Kate Dunn: mid-morning in the scriptorium

30 Jun-5 Aug 2023
PV 29 Jun 2023, 6-8pm

TJ Boulting
London W1W 7EG
2023

Overview

A new body of drawings and paintings by artist Kate Dunn. This collection sees a move away from the action painting and altarpieces which characterised previous exhibitions such as ‘The Tabernacle’ to embrace visual languages of multiplicity and fracture.

Artists

Kate Dunn

British, b. 1993

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