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Indeed, audiences at the Whitechapel Art Gallery initially have little else to go on, experiencing a considerable interlude of rebuffed quizzicality on first entering the galleries, followed by the realization that Rondinone's cryptic installation is aimed less at the mind than at the nervous system. It's a set-up seemingly made for melancholy, but the first three episodes are comic, with Murray's quizzicality bouncing off the enigmatic surfaces of three attractive, middle-aged (cannily cast) unreadable babes. His own drawings have not a little of Osbert Lancaster on the one hand and John Piper on the other: both with that English combination of deftness, humour and (again) quizzicality. |
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