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A Fabled Gesture

DC Gregory Hodge
Gregory Hodge, Untitled 2015.

Canberran artist Gregory Hodge’s work is marked by vibrant colour and psychedelic form. In his latest exhibition, A Fabled Gesture, the art of painting is magnified. It is possible to see where one brush stroke can become an art work in itself.

Type of Event: Visual Arts

Venue: Gorman Arts Centre
Canberra Contemporary Art Space
55 Ainslie Ave
Braddon ACT 2612

When: from 29 May to 4 July 2015

Price: free

Website: Ainslie and Gorman Arts Centre

Telephone: (02) 6247 0188

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