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19 April 2024

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At Massimo de Carlo, I loved this work by one of my favourite artists Jamian Juliano-Villani titled ‘Red Boy’
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At The Parker Gallery, Karin Gulbran’s ‘Four Part Mirror’ was a lovely discovery
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Frances Stark was grappling with push and pull with this work ‘Pull (After “Push”)’ at François Ghebaly
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I liked this work by Sheree Hovsepian ‘Ex Voto’
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At Galerie Max Hetzler, I really liked this work by Jake Longstreth
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At STANDARD (OSLO) we loved the work of Mathew Cerletty. The colours and simplicity were show stopping
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We were introduced to the brilliant Bob Van Breda in his studio
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It was one of the most exciting collections I visited!
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Magnificent works by Mark Bradford and Anthony Gormley
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We all were mesmerised by the garden. It was so, so beautiful!
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There were beautiful ceramics everywhere and a Nancy Rubins canoe work in the garden
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I continued on my Tracey Emin exploration, this time, I spotted her work in the hallway in the most beautiful setting
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We headed to a talk by artist Nadya Tolokonnikova of Pussy Riot. She is incredibly brave
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Some of the audience were dressed in all pink
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I had a lovely time visiting The Maybourne Beverly Hills where I saw a wonderful show by Beryl Cook who was from Northern England
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What a fun time I had visiting Trulee Hall’s show at François Ghebaly titled ‘She Shells’. I first spotted this brilliant pairing of fantastical mermaid mythologies
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Then it was time to take a trip to the beach
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To finish, next to the flying popsicles a wonderful licking tongue!
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Across the road was Night Gallery, where I spotted this wonderful wall work by Tau Lewis
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A powerful sculpture by Reza Aramesh
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There was a lovely presentation of Wanda Koop works
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At MoCa was Paul Pfeiffer’s provocative midcareer retrospective ‘Prologue of the Story of the Birth of Freedom’. He created a 26-foot-wide model inspired by the Olympic stadium which had 100,000 seats which he multiplied by 10 to make a million
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I had a very special visit to Honor Fraser where I came across Alexander Reben’s magnificent AI work
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Curator Jesse Damiani in front of Rachel Rossin’s new work
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The final stop was to see Tim Blum who was celebrating his 30 years in the art business, in front of a Yoshitomo Nara sculpture
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Final stop, Las Vegas, where a massive sculpture of Urs Fischer rose before my eyes taking over the South Lobby in Fontainebleau
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I think I prefer the rocks in the Red Rock mountains