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Mochizuki Masao Jul 23, 2019

In 1975, Mochizuki Masao stopped watching television, and began using his camera to observe and document the programmes broadcast daily to hundreds of thousands of Japanese homes. This self-conscious interruption of the transmission from screen to audience, in which Mochizuki mediated the television’s stream of images through his camera, articulates an early encounter with mass media which has become integral to our collective experience of the last half century...

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IN CONVERSATION
WITH JOSEPH SZABO

As we draw Joseph Szabo | Almost Grown - an online show, to a close this month, we asked the photographer some questions about his seminal work on the formative years of American youth.

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Elemérné Marsovszky

Perhaps better described as collisions rather than compositions, Elemérné Marsovszky’s photo-collages present a world cast from the fragments of an industrial age, picking up speed in the 20th Century. Mechanical offcuts and disembodied limbs are blended in dramatic combination, with a characteristic emphasis on boldly graphic design and humorous juxtaposition. Marsovszky appropriates skyscrapers, clocks, telephones and tunnels to construct a visual vernacular...

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SUMMER PARTY
Thursday 27th June

MICHAEL, KATY, LUCREZIA & CARYS

AND ALL AT MICHAEL HOPPEN GALLERY

INVITE YOU TO JOIN THEM ON

THURSDAY 27TH JUNE
FROM 6PM UNTIL SUNDOWN

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gallery@michaelhoppengallery.com
+44 (0)20 7352 3649

3 Jubillee Place • London • SW3 3TD

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LEE FRIEDLANDER
Photo London: Featured Artist 16-19 May, 2019

In the early 1960s, Lee Friedlander was documenting the moment in history when it all began. Travelling across America, he photographed various nondescript television screens he came across in motel rooms.

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