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Anne Tanner : The Brilliance of Colour
27 Oct-22 Nov 2014
Hay Hill Gallery
London W1U 8EN
Overview
Art, music and mathematics were always closely linked for Anne Tanner, and her latest works push this idea even further. Her recent abstracts for Hay Hill Gallery follow in the footsteps of synaesthetes such as Klee, Kandinsky and Baranov-Rossine: Just as these artists sought to provoke a ‘vibration in the soul’ by linking art and music, so Tanner’s compositions create a plethora of sensations in her viewers.
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