Splitting in Two / Downstairs - Review Part II

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Seamus Harahan + Peter Kennard + Christopher Stewart + Littlewhitehead + Carla Busuttil + Camilla Symons + Andrea Fischer + Emily Jo Sargent + Sarah Dobai + John Duncan + Corinne Day

Tuesday, 16 March 2010 - Saturday, 1 May 2010

Gimpel Fils, 30 Davies Street, Mayfair , W1K 4NB

How Much: Free!
A double whammy of contrasting exhibitions: Splitting in Two and Downstairs: Review Part II will be on show at Gimpel Fils this spring.

Splitting in Two captures the work of artists whose attempts to represent difficult situations invariably results in images which depict moments of unrest, anxiety and tension.

These emotive photographs are joined by a reassessment of the Gimpel Fils 2009 programme, featuring paintings by Carla Busuttil and interactive sculpture and installation pieces from littlewhitehead.

Until 01.05.10.
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