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Hobbs/Neustetter
Temporary but Permanent: Projects, 2014. Exhibition image .

'Temporary but Permanent: Projects' (Postponed)

Marcus Neustetter and Stephen Hobbs at MOAD Museum of African Design

MOAD is proud to present Hobbs/Neustetter’s new multi screen video installation based on their performance piece for the 'Across The Board – Public Space / Public Sphere' – Tate Modern programme for the Sud Triennial, Douala, Cameroon, in December 2013.

In addition the basement gallery will showcase a range of works reflecting on their concerns with public and building environment conditions.

For more information information on the opening, click here, and find more information on the website.

Exhibition Opening Postponed

29 October - 14 December

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