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Yoi Kawakubo : Stella Maris was a name I found in a dream
10 Nov-15 Dec 2016
The Daiwa Anglo-japanese Foundation
London NW1 4QP
Overview
Stella Maris was a name I found in a dream is a new exhibition by the Spanish-born Japanese artist Yoi Kawakubo. This exhibition is the latest in a series of shows presenting works that Kawakubo has developed over the past two years. Shedding light into remote corners of history, these works deliver an experience that undoubtedly will transport the visitor to an archipelago of elucidations, mysteries and rumination on the history of mankind.
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The Wallace Collection
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The Leisure Centre
The Brown Collection
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Martin Assig
Patrick Heide Contemporary Art
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Accordion Fields
Lisson Gallery, 67 Lisson St
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Accordion Fields
Lisson Gallery, 27 Bell St
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Matt Carey-Williams
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François Morellet
Annely Juda Fine Art
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John Edmonds: One
Maximillian William
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Francis Picabia – Women: Works on Paper 1902-1950
Michael Werner Gallery
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Yto Barrada: Bite the Hand
Pace
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52 (Vanessa Garwood)
PM/AM
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Histories in Flux
JD Malat Gallery
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Gavin Turk: The Conspiracy of Blindness
Ben Brown Fine Arts
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Red Sky at Morning
Unit
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