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Rex Southwick: Topia
May 23-June 17, 2023
London, United Kingdom

Marking Rex Southwick’s third solo exhibition with the gallery, Topia presents a familiar depiction of the well-known resort city, Palm Springs, in an objective, yet distinctive light. The term “topia”, unlike its etymological siblings “utopia” and “dystopia”, describes a direct representation of a place without connotation or embellishment.

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