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Richard Tuttle: Small Sculptures of the 1970s
Modern Art8 Bennet Street
Until 3 Oct · Free
About this event
Modern Art is delighted to announce a solo exhibition of historical work by Richard Tuttle. This is the artist’s seventh exhibition with the gallery. Small Sculptures of the 1970s brings together a substantial body of work that Tuttle made in New York towards the end of a five-year period during which his practice underwent a decisive shift towards greater material and formal reduction. This body of work has remained largely unseen for several decades.
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