Future or Ruin

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Gordon Cheung + Mark McGowan + Luke Jackson + Hugh Mendes + Jana Gunstheimer + Monica Ursina Jager + Harold de Bree + Svein Moxvold

Friday, 6 November 2009 - Saturday, 5 December 2009

Charlie Smith London, 336 Old Street, Hoxton and Shoreditch, EC1V 9DR

How Much: Free!

The second exhibition at Charlie Smith London, the new gallery set up by the people behind the ever-brilliant art fair The Future Can Wait.

Featuring work by the increasingly impressive Gordon Cheung and the bafflingly entertaining performance artist Mark McGowan (you know, the dude who eats corgis and stuff) Future or Ruin looks at notions of destruction, power, war and politics.

Until 05.12.09.

Read Holly's review of Future or Ruin at Charlie Smith London.
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