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From Christopher Wool's exhibition at DCA Galleries. Abstract compositions are made up of black and red spray paint and paint.

Christopher Wool

Crosstown Crosstown

06 April - 08 June 2003

DCA presents Christopher Wool’s first major UK solo show. Fusing the scale and vitality of Abstract Expressionism with the slick detached cool of Pop Art, Wool is one of the most respected and influential painters of his generation. In this exhibition, vast paintings come together with hundreds of photographs in a rare opportunity to see the work of this exciting American artist.

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Christopher Wool: Exhibition Notes

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Exhibition images

From Christopher Wool's exhibition at DCA. A large canvas has the phrase 'The Harder You Look The Harder You Look' written on it capitals.
From Christopher Wool's exhibition at DCA. White canvas hang with swirl and swivel spray-painted on to them in an abstract pattern in black.
From Christopher Wool's exhibition at DCA. Large canvases hang on the gallery walls. They are painted in grey and white in abstract compositions.
From Christopher Wool's exhibition at DCA. A large canvas has the phrase 'The Harder You Look The Harder You Look' written on it capitals.
From Christopher Wool's exhibition at DCA. White canvas hang with swirl and swivel spray-painted on to them in an abstract pattern in black.
From Christopher Wool's exhibition at DCA. Large canvases hang on the gallery walls. They are painted in grey and white in abstract compositions.
From Christopher Wool's exhibition at DCA. A large canvas has the phrase 'The Harder You Look The Harder You Look' written on it capitals.
From Christopher Wool's exhibition at DCA. White canvas hang with swirl and swivel spray-painted on to them in an abstract pattern in black.
From Christopher Wool's exhibition at DCA. Large canvases hang on the gallery walls. They are painted in grey and white in abstract compositions.