Robin Leverton

Artist and Technologist

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  • You’re Overthinking Yoko Ono

    “You’re overthinking it”. That’s what a woman said to me when I sat playing White Chess Set (1966) at Yoko Ono’s Tate Modern retrospective Music of the Mind. It’s a lot to unpack. Can you overthink conceptual art? I’m inclined to think yes. Can you over-question it? I’m not so sure. The teeth of this

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  • Some More Shows

    Michael Dean, Turner Prize at Tate Britain Paul Nash at Tate Britain The Infinite Mix Where Are We Now? – Ben Coiacetto, Rosanna Dean and Ranulph Redlin And the Earth Screamed, Alive – Emma Charles at South Kiosk Cool projection mapping at Chelsea. Special Halloween party performance.

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  • Tate Modern / Britain

    The World Goes Pop at Tate Modern Tate Modern has been playing host to a very large look at Pop Art that has come from sources other than the large figures from New York and London that dominated the movement, artists such as Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Peter Blake and Claes Oldenburg. The exhibition was

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  • Agnes Martin at Tate Modern

    The Agnes Martin show at Tate Modern was one of the best shows I have seen so far this year and was a real eye opener in terms of the simple, calm nature that speaks volumes throughout her work. The grid style that she employed throughout her whole career I found to be tellingly relevant

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  • Some More Exhibitions: Barbara Hepworth & Sonia Delaunay

    Barbara Hepworth at Tate Britain The Hepworth exhibition at Tate Britain was eye opening in a way for me as it began by contextualising Hepworth’s work with that of other artists from the period in the early 1900s. Displayed alongside contemporaries such as Henri Gaudier-Brzeska, Henry Moore and John Skeaping a small snapshot of the

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