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Silent Conversations – Online Exhibition

SILENT CONVERSATION (03), 2020 ACRYLIC AND VINTAGE APPROPRIATED ABORIGINAL FABRIC ON CANVAS BOARD 22.2 x 25.5 cm

Sullivan+Strumpf presents Silent Conversations – an exciting new collaboration between Tony Albert and Natalya Hughes.

Silent Conversations was initiated during lockdown and represents an abstract dialogue between the two artists. Through the application of mark making, the canvas boards posted back and forth multiple times continue decades of academic dialogue between the two friends.

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When: 2 - 31 Dec 2020,

By: Sullivan+Strumpf Studio

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