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Will Martyr : Stay Until Tomorrow | Maurizio Camatta : Electrical Storm
23 Jun-19 Jul 2014
Hay Hill Gallery
London W1U 8EN
Overview
Hay Hill Gallery’s latest exhibition features two artists from opposite ends of the style spectrum: From Will Martyr’s measured architectural lines, to Maurizio Camatta’s bright dust explosions.
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