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Lukas Duwenhögger. You Might Become a Park
30 Jun-18 Sep 2016
Raven Row
London E1 7LS
Overview
'You Might Become a Park' – alongside its companion exhibition 'Undoolay', which has recently ended at Artists Space, New York – is the largest and, surprisingly for so significant an artist, amongst the first surveys to date for Lukas Duwenhögger (born in Munich 1956, lives in Istanbul). It will include paintings, installations, collages and objects made over more than thirty years.
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