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An exhibition of new work by the Israel-born, London-based artist Ori Gersht, whose work deals with conflict, history and geography. The show consists of two film works that reflect on lives shaped by WWII: 'Will You Dance for Me?', which focuses on an 85 year-old's experiences in Auschwitz, and 'Evaders', which is inspired by the ill-fated journey of writer and philosopher Walter Benjamin. Also on display is the photographic work 'Chasing Good Fortune', which looks at the shifting symbolism of Japanese cherry blossom.
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020 7416 5320
10am-6pm daily
Excellent exhibition. Learning about Ori Gerscht's creative process before seeing the show makes the experience a lot more powerful.
wonderful......... especially the two screen installation "Will you Dance for me"
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