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HOW GOOD IS A SMILE by Saxon Quinn
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Galleri Christoffer Egelund proudly presents How Good is a Smile, the first solo show in Denmark by Australian artist Saxon Quinn whose abstract works contain references to childhood, consumerism and the evolution of art. The exhibition, which consists of entirely new paintings on canvas and sculptures, can be seen at Bredgade 75 in Copenhagen from the 23rd of February until the 22nd of March 2024.
Title: HOW GOOD IS A SMILE by Saxon Quinn
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Galleri Christoffer Egelund proudly presents How Good is a Smile, the first solo show in Denmark by Australian artist Saxon Quinn whose abstract works contain references to childhood, consumerism and the evolution of art.
The exhibition, which consists of entirely new paintings on canvas and sculptures, can be seen at Bredgade 75 in Copenhagen from the 23rd of February until the 22nd of March 2024.
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