How Close Can You Come To Another Artist Without Copying Them? Covers by Tore Svensson
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Published: 05.05.2020
Brooch: Shape (Arp), 2019
Steel, paint
7 x 7 x 0.15 cm
Photo by: Franz Karl
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Tore Svensson talks about the development of his collection of 33 brooches for his first solo exhibition COVERS at Hannah Gallery Barcelona, where he deals in-depth with the topic of copying art.
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