October 14th, 2016
October 14th, 2016
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Having opened this time last year, last week Newport Street Gallery was awarded the RIBA Stirling Prize for the UK’s best new building. Designed by Caruso St John, the gallery – with its distinctive facade and exceptionally crafted interiors – presents exhibitions of work drawn from British artist Damien Hirst’s collection.
This November the gallery is set to host a major solo exhibition of work by British artist Gavin Turk. Hirst has said of the exhibition: ‘I started collecting Gavin’s work twenty years ago. He’s an incredibly powerful artist, his work is about language and the spaces between things – about identity and somebody and nobody, he plays with our preconceptions of what’s there and not there, of what art is and how it functions.’
Visit the Newport Street Gallery website for more information.

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