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Rob Ryan at Paul Smith by SummerSeventySix
Fitting in seamlessly with the eclectic aesthetic of Paul Smith are the colorful cut-outs of artist Rob Ryan, and an exhibition of them has just started at the designer's women's shop on Sloane Avenue in London. Not unlike Scottish artist David Shrigley, Ryan likes to hide an unsettling message in his seemingly sweet and simplistic pictures, which are painstakingly put together using delicate paper cut with scalpels. The show runs until 12 May 2006, and the originals are on sale alongside prints and t-shirts.
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