MJ Maccardini (trailerfullofpix)'s photos
IMG 1804-001-Something that 'is' versus something…
IMG 1816-001-Temporald epartures
IMG 1802-001-Chronos Kairos
IMG 1801-001-School of Languages
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Animatronic gorilla cowering under a desk. It was activated by motion in the gallery and quite startling when he started to move and growl. Watch the short video here to learn more about Ryan Gander and his work.
IMG 1818-001-Lisson Gallery
IMG 1817-001-Ryan Gander PUNTO!
IMG 1714-001-Laundry Tub
IMG 1715-001-Laundry
IMG 1716-001-Hats
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These were hanging in the cellar, so probably belonged to the servants. Charles Dickens Museum, Doughty Street, Holborn
IMG 1712-001-Painted Doorstep
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In America, we would call this flat bit in front of the door a "stoop". I'm not sure what the Brits call it. Whatever it's called, I think it's pretty. Doughty Street, Holborn.
IMG 1720-001-Royal Slumber
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One of the wall pieces in an exhibition of works by El Anatsui at the October Gallery. octobergallery.co.uk/exhibitions/el-anatsui-timespace
IMG 1721-001-G6
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One of the wall pieces in an exhibition of works by El Anatsui at the October Gallery. octobergallery.co.uk/exhibitions/el-anatsui-timespace
IMG 1722-001-Royal Slumber (detail)
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One of the wall pieces in an exhibition of works by El Anatsui at the October Gallery. octobergallery.co.uk/exhibitions/el-anatsui-timespace
IMG 1717-001-Profile (detail)
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One of the wall pieces in an exhibition of works by El Anatsui at the October Gallery. octobergallery.co.uk/exhibitions/el-anatsui-timespace
IMG 1718-001-Profile
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One of the wall pieces in an exhibition of works by El Anatsui at the October Gallery. octobergallery.co.uk/exhibitions/el-anatsui-timespace
IMG 1693-001-Kelani Abass
IMG 1695-001-Casing History 2017
IMG 1694-001-Casing History 1 2016
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