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THOMAS RAAT : MUMU Malice & Misunderstanding
13 Sep-25 Oct 2008
SPACE
London IG1 1ZJ
Overview
In MUMU: Malice and Misunderstanding Thomas Raat manipulates the belief structures in art through plagiarism and prankster behaviour. The exhibition highlights the loss of modernist ideals using and subverting famous artworks to reveal the dogmas that surround them.
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