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In The Viewing Room – Ron Moppett

April 5 through to April 28, 2012
TURNER

TURNER

Medium:Alkyd, oil, paper, wood
Size:42” x 37 ¼” x 2”
Date:2012
WINDOWFRAME

WINDOWFRAME

Medium:Oil, card, pencil, mirror, wood
Size:16” x 16” x 2 ¼”
Date:2012
NIGHTWINDOW

NIGHTWINDOW

Medium:Alkyd, oil, mirror, wood with glass bottle, foamcore & wire
Size:44” x 34” x 15 ¼”
Date:2012
STARDUSKICE

STARDUSKICE

Medium:Alkyd, oil, acrylic mirror, foamcore, wood
Size:23.25" x 16" x 8.75"
Date:2012
REDSHOESUNSET/CASSIOPEIA

REDSHOESUNSET/CASSIOPEIA

Medium:Alkyd, acrylic mirror, oil, acrylic, sheetmetal, wood
Size:70” x 56” x 2.5”
Date:2012
REVENIR1

REVENIR1

Medium:Alkyd, oil, acrylic mirror, wood
Size:36” x 32” x 4”
Date:2012
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Installation view

Date:2012
Installation view

Installation view

Date:2012
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Saturday, June 13, 2026
Last Weekend: Kim Spink, Ron Moppett, Fred Herzog
Friday, May 22, 2026
Now on View: Kim Spink, Ron Moppett, Han Sungpil
Friday, May 15, 2026
Weekend Hours: Ron Moppett, Kim Spink, Han Sungpil
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Opening: Ron Moppett, Kim Spink, Han Sungpil
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Ron Moppett, Kim Spink, and Han Sungpil


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