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180 Things I Hate About You by SummerSeventySix
I love this idea. Eighteen artists based in London were asked to design a dartboard with the thing they most hated on it for an exhibition curated by Garudio Studiage that starts at the Dazed & Confused Gallery this week. From left, Bono, moths and drivers on mobile phones were most hated by artists Miles Donovan, James Hollingworth and Annabelle Hartmann respectively. (Click images for detail.) Who are we to disagree?
You can see more of the works at the 180 Things I Hate About You site, or head to the exhibition, which runs from this Friday, 16 February until 23 March 2007.
Dazed & Confused Gallery
112-116 Old Street London
EC1V 9BG United Kingdom
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