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Margarita Gluzberg
14 Apr-13 May 2007
Paradise Row
London .
Overview
Solo show for Russian artist Margarita Gluzberg comprising of large-scale, pencil drawings. Fictions and ideologies are gently confused in territories dominated by desire, memory and romance.
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