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Exhibitions

The beautiful upside-down world of Georg Baselitz

19 September 2020

9:00 AM

19 September 2020

9:00 AM

Georg Baselitz: Darkness Goldness

White Cube Mason’s Yard, until 14 November

Georg Baselitz: I Was Born into a Destroyed Order

Michael Werner Gallery, until 28 November

Bridget Riley: Prints 1962–2020

Cristea Roberts Gallery, until 17 October

Josh Smith; Portia Zvavahera

David Zwirner, until late October

The hand is one of the first images to appear in art. There are handprints on the walls of caves in southern France, Indonesia and Argentina, made up to 50,000 years ago, which, although no doubt an illusion, seem to be waving at us across a vast gulf of time.

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