Our next exhibition 'Distant Voices' will take place from Wednesday 7th to Tuesday 13th May at Gallery 475, 475 Fulham road, London, SW6 1HL. The exhibition focuses on the work of contemporay Nordic artists and their meditations on nature, its strength and the importance of listening to its 'voices' particularly relevant at the moment with climate change. There is a strong belief in the magic of nature in the north with its history of trolls, elves and 'the hidden people'.
This exhibition is in collaboration with Fiumano Clase.
Exhibition opening hours- 10.00am to 6.00pm Monday to Friday
11.00am to 4.00pm Saturday and Sunday
Any queries or for a list of works please get in touch at info@cadoganfinearts.com
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