BettinaBuck@Rokeby

By Mark Westall • 24 June 2008
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German artist Bettina Buck's first solo exhibition at the gallery opens 27.06.2008.

Using such diverse and commonplace materials as foam, carpet, latex and clay the artists’ recent sculptures oscillates between beauty and repulsion and structure and formlessness to create intimate, delicate moments of uncertainty.

An conversation between the artist and Vincent Honoré, curator of the David Roberts Art Foundation, London, is available to read on the website.

Flexing Brown opens on 27 June; plea Private View on Thursday 26.06.2008

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