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Viewing  Love, through the eyes of a broad spectrum of artists

The Wick Culture - Pietro Terzini, Catch me if you can. Photo Credit: Henry Wood
Above  Pietro Terzini, Catch me if you can. Photo Credit: Henry Wood
The Wick Culture - Alistair Canvin Just Married, Johan Deckmann The Poet Photo Credit: Henry Wood
Above  Alistair Canvin Just Married, Johan Deckmann The Poet Photo Credit: Henry Wood
The Wick Culture - Photo Credit: Henry Wood
Above  Photo Credit: Henry Wood
The Wick Culture - Photo Credit: Henry Wood
Above  Photo Credit: Henry Wood
The Wick Culture - Pietro Terzini, In Her Mess Photo Credit: Henry Wood
Above  Pietro Terzini, In Her Mess Photo Credit: Henry Wood
The Wick Culture - Lascaux 1.0 Series, Johannes Holt Iversen Photo Credit: Henry Wood
Above  Lascaux 1.0 Series, Johannes Holt Iversen Photo Credit: Henry Wood
The Wick Culture - Ted Gushue Il Pellicano & Pink Porsches, Johannes Holt Iversen Photo Credit: Henry Wood
Above  Ted Gushue Il Pellicano & Pink Porsches, Johannes Holt Iversen Photo Credit: Henry Wood
The Wick Culture - Photo Credit: Henry Wood
Above  Photo Credit: Henry Wood
The Wick Culture - Ed Ruscha, Turbo Tears Photo Credit: Henry Wood
Above  Ed Ruscha, Turbo Tears Photo Credit: Henry Wood
The Wick Culture - Pietro Terzini, Catch me if you can. Photo Credit: Henry Wood
Above  Pietro Terzini, Catch me if you can. Photo Credit: Henry Wood
The Wick Culture - Alistair Canvin Just Married, Johan Deckmann The Poet Photo Credit: Henry Wood
Above  Alistair Canvin Just Married, Johan Deckmann The Poet Photo Credit: Henry Wood
The Wick Culture - Photo Credit: Henry Wood
Above  Photo Credit: Henry Wood
The Wick Culture - Photo Credit: Henry Wood
Above  Photo Credit: Henry Wood
The Wick Culture - Pietro Terzini, In Her Mess Photo Credit: Henry Wood
Above  Pietro Terzini, In Her Mess Photo Credit: Henry Wood
The Wick Culture - Lascaux 1.0 Series, Johannes Holt Iversen Photo Credit: Henry Wood
Above  Lascaux 1.0 Series, Johannes Holt Iversen Photo Credit: Henry Wood
The Wick Culture - Ted Gushue Il Pellicano & Pink Porsches, Johannes Holt Iversen Photo Credit: Henry Wood
Above  Ted Gushue Il Pellicano & Pink Porsches, Johannes Holt Iversen Photo Credit: Henry Wood
The Wick Culture - Photo Credit: Henry Wood
Above  Photo Credit: Henry Wood
The Wick Culture - Ed Ruscha, Turbo Tears Photo Credit: Henry Wood
Above  Ed Ruscha, Turbo Tears Photo Credit: Henry Wood

LOVE /lʌv/

Loughran Gallery, at Kiklo Spaces, Hampshire, and by appointment
4 March – 31 May 2024

Feel the love at Loughran Gallery, where curator and Dynamisk founder Angeliki Kim Perfetti has gathered together works by artists that dwell on the age-old emotion in all its myriad forms – from the unconditional kind to the narcissistic. LOVE /lʌv/ includes everything from witty text-based works by artists, such as Johan Deckmann and Pietro Terzini – with the latter’s 2024 work declaring, “Love didn’t meet her at her best, it met her in her mess” – to photography. Also included is the 2023 pulsing light piece “Heart Cube,” by Chris Levine. This feel-good show (for the most part, at least) examines love from all angles.
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04 March 2024 — 31 May 2024
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