Kate MccGwire

Posted by Will Hudson, Wednesday 20 May 2009

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Londn based artist Kate MccGwire’s work is simply breathtaking. I know she got quite a lot of blog press a few weeks ago but her work is stunning and for anyone who hasn’t seen it I can’t recommend it enough.

Pictured is Sluice, a site specific installation using pigeon feathers, felt, glue and polystyrene.

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