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Today the UK had it’s equivalent to the Trump-Kennedy Center palava Crowds gathered in Glasgow to watch the removal of the ‘doughnut guy’ shop sign
Now reading - An American Journey (1967) by Ethel Mannin Learnt about this thanks to @neglectedbooks.com and it’s now been reissued by Boiler House Press Incidentally I’m currently watching Robert Hughes’s American Visions documentary series and so far this works as a great accompaniment #booksky
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Going to catch the Escher exhibition in London because of course I am, and it got me thinking… What are some of the best single-artist exhibitions you’ve been to? For me, these jump to mind: John Martin, Tate, 2011 Malevich, Tate, 2014 Bridget Riley, Graves, 2016 Alina Szapocznikow, Hepworth, 2017
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Seeing the John Martin exhibition at the Tate in (checks notes) 2011 was truly mind blowing