ArtReview Bar talk: David Claerbout

ArtReviewIn the ArtReview Bar03 May 2016

Ahead of his participation in the group show Magical Surfaces: The Uncanny in Contemporary Photography at Parasol Unit (13 April – 26 June), the Belgian artist will discuss his recent work with ArtReview‘s publisher J.J. Charlesworth.

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