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The Wick - Alexis Soul-Gray Happy Birthday Alice, 2024 Courtesy of Phillips
Above  Alexis Soul-Gray Happy Birthday Alice, 2024 Courtesy of Phillips
The Wick - Martin Eder, A Sunken dream Courtesy of Phillips
Above  Martin Eder, A Sunken dream Courtesy of Phillips
The Wick - Alma Berrow, Pilly Courtesy of Phillips
Above  Alma Berrow, Pilly Courtesy of Phillips
The Wick - Dale Chihuly, Ruby Red Chandelier Courtesy of Phillips
Above  Dale Chihuly, Ruby Red Chandelier Courtesy of Phillips
The Wick - Marina Abramovich, The spirit Courtesy of Phillips
Above  Marina Abramovich, The spirit Courtesy of Phillips
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Above  Laura Bohinc, Big Girl Chair, and, Peaches Pouffe-Red Courtesy of Phillips
The Wick - Fredrikson Stallard, Figure 4 - Vermillion Courtesy of Phillips
Above  Fredrikson Stallard, Figure 4 – Vermillion Courtesy of Phillips
The Wick - David Brian Smith, A bit more somewhere Courtesy of Phillips
Above  David Brian Smith, A bit more somewhere Courtesy of Phillips
The Wick - Alexis Soul-Gray Happy Birthday Alice, 2024 Courtesy of Phillips
Above  Alexis Soul-Gray Happy Birthday Alice, 2024 Courtesy of Phillips
The Wick - Martin Eder, A Sunken dream Courtesy of Phillips
Above  Martin Eder, A Sunken dream Courtesy of Phillips
The Wick - Alma Berrow, Pilly Courtesy of Phillips
Above  Alma Berrow, Pilly Courtesy of Phillips
The Wick - Dale Chihuly, Ruby Red Chandelier Courtesy of Phillips
Above  Dale Chihuly, Ruby Red Chandelier Courtesy of Phillips
The Wick - Marina Abramovich, The spirit Courtesy of Phillips
Above  Marina Abramovich, The spirit Courtesy of Phillips
The Wick - Laura Bohinc, Big Girl Chair, and, Peaches Pouffe-Red Courtesy of Phillips
Above  Laura Bohinc, Big Girl Chair, and, Peaches Pouffe-Red Courtesy of Phillips
The Wick - Fredrikson Stallard, Figure 4 - Vermillion Courtesy of Phillips
Above  Fredrikson Stallard, Figure 4 – Vermillion Courtesy of Phillips
The Wick - David Brian Smith, A bit more somewhere Courtesy of Phillips
Above  David Brian Smith, A bit more somewhere Courtesy of Phillips

Seeing Red

Phillips 30 Berkeley Square, London W1J 6EX
16 – 24 March 2024

What does the colour red mean to you? In Seeing Red, a selling exhibition presented by Phillips and curated by Jane Neal and Fru Tholstrup, we discover all manner of expressions of this intense hue, evoking everything from love and passion to danger.

From former Monday Muse, Lara Bohinc’s voluptuous seating – recalling the sensuality of the female form – to Dale Chihuly’s intestine-like Ruby Red chandelier, these are visceral works that seduce and repel. Marina Abramović, Miles Aldridge, Charming Baker and Helen Beard also star in this pulse-quickening exhibition. Catch it before it closes.
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Dates
16 March 2024 — 24 March 2024
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