Tony Cragg
Lisson Gallery 19th November 2025 - 31st January 2026

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Tuesday 13th January.

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I went back to see this show again and spent quite a bit of time trying to see the polished stainless steel pieces. In the end I find them confusing compared to the coreten and painted broze and aluminium.
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Tony Cragg
Incident, 2023
stainless steel
185 x 84 x 87 cm
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I photographed then as much as possible, 'in the round'.
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Tony Cragg
Incident (Vertical), 2022
corten steel
230 x 84 x 94 cm
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Tony Cragg
Incident, 2025
stainless steel
230 x 73 x 71 cm
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Tony Cragg
REM, 2025
stainless steel
220 x 52 x 99 cm
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Tony Cragg
Path, 2025
corten steel
236 x 151 x 106 cm
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Lisson Street: Lucy Raven - Richard Long - John Latham
6 December 2025 - 31 January 2026

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Richard Long
Dustlines, New Mexico, 1995
Text work
106 x 156.5 x 4 cm (framed version)
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Richard Long
Driftwood Line, 1983
27 pieces of River Avon driftwood
approx 320 x 100 cm
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Around the corner from Bell Street there was a small mixed exhibition that I was interested to see.

While Richard Long's work is familiar to an extent I had not previously seen any artworks by John Latham.
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John Latham
(Installation view)
Lucy Raven was completely unknown to me but I did find the spirit of enquiry in the video piece and the physical/visual documentation to be of interest.
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Lucy Raven
(on the left)
Deposition, Dam Breach, 16, 2024
Sand, dirt, cement, saltwater, silk, wood and aluminum
141 x 405.4 cm
(on the right)
Deposition, Dam Breach, 17, 2024
Sand, dirt, cement, saltwater, silk, wood and aluminum
141 x 262.9 cm
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