Movement: Conceptual art
Theme: Portrait
Technique: Sculpture
Museum: Private collection
Location: No info
Description:
This piece is part of the exhibition called Onomatopoeia Part I.
Charles Avery’s first public exhibition in Italy, Onomatopoeia Part I, produced in collaboration with Frac Île de France/Le Plateau in Paris and the Kunstverein Hannover, opened at the EX3 Centro per l’arte contemporanea di Firenze on Friday, 19 November 2010.
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