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The Institute of Contemporary Arts in London presents The Drawing Drawing, the first London solo exhibition by Brazilian multidisciplinary artist Laura Lima (b. 1971, Minas Gerais). Marking a significant introduction of her work to UK audiences, the exhibition unfolds across the Upper and Lower Galleries in a series of installations involving sculpture, movement, live performers and public participation.
Best Photos of the Day
The Institute of Contemporary Arts in London presents The Drawing Drawing, the first London solo exhibition by Brazilian multidisciplinary artist Laura Lima (b. 1971, Minas Gerais). Marking a significant introduction of her work to UK audiences, the exhibition unfolds across the Upper and Lower Galleries in a series of installations involving sculpture, movement, live performers and public participation.
Best Photos of the Day
The Institute of Contemporary Arts in London presents The Drawing Drawing, the first London solo exhibition by Brazilian multidisciplinary artist Laura Lima (b. 1971, Minas Gerais). Marking a significant introduction of her work to UK audiences, the exhibition unfolds across the Upper and Lower Galleries in a series of installations involving sculpture, movement, live performers and public participation.
Best Photos of the Day
The Institute of Contemporary Arts in London presents The Drawing Drawing, the first London solo exhibition by Brazilian multidisciplinary artist Laura Lima (b. 1971, Minas Gerais). Marking a significant introduction of her work to UK audiences, the exhibition unfolds across the Upper and Lower Galleries in a series of installations involving sculpture, movement, live performers and public participation.
Best Photos of the Day
The Institute of Contemporary Arts in London presents The Drawing Drawing, the first London solo exhibition by Brazilian multidisciplinary artist Laura Lima (b. 1971, Minas Gerais). Marking a significant introduction of her work to UK audiences, the exhibition unfolds across the Upper and Lower Galleries in a series of installations involving sculpture, movement, live performers and public participation.
Best Photos of the Day
The Institute of Contemporary Arts in London presents The Drawing Drawing, the first London solo exhibition by Brazilian multidisciplinary artist Laura Lima (b. 1971, Minas Gerais). Marking a significant introduction of her work to UK audiences, the exhibition unfolds across the Upper and Lower Galleries in a series of installations involving sculpture, movement, live performers and public participation.
Best Photos of the Day
The Institute of Contemporary Arts in London presents The Drawing Drawing, the first London solo exhibition by Brazilian multidisciplinary artist Laura Lima (b. 1971, Minas Gerais). Marking a significant introduction of her work to UK audiences, the exhibition unfolds across the Upper and Lower Galleries in a series of installations involving sculpture, movement, live performers and public participation.
Best Photos of the Day
The Institute of Contemporary Arts in London presents The Drawing Drawing, the first London solo exhibition by Brazilian multidisciplinary artist Laura Lima (b. 1971, Minas Gerais). Marking a significant introduction of her work to UK audiences, the exhibition unfolds across the Upper and Lower Galleries in a series of installations involving sculpture, movement, live performers and public participation.
Best Photos of the Day
The Institute of Contemporary Arts in London presents The Drawing Drawing, the first London solo exhibition by Brazilian multidisciplinary artist Laura Lima (b. 1971, Minas Gerais). Marking a significant introduction of her work to UK audiences, the exhibition unfolds across the Upper and Lower Galleries in a series of installations involving sculpture, movement, live performers and public participation.
Best Photos of the Day
The Institute of Contemporary Arts in London presents The Drawing Drawing, the first London solo exhibition by Brazilian multidisciplinary artist Laura Lima (b. 1971, Minas Gerais). Marking a significant introduction of her work to UK audiences, the exhibition unfolds across the Upper and Lower Galleries in a series of installations involving sculpture, movement, live performers and public participation.