Cindy Sherman

Date: 29 January 2004 at 6pm

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Location:

Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh

The year starts with the upcoming event in the Cindy Sherman show, which I am delighted to say will be in the company of Moira Jeffrey. Moira’s lively, insightful and entertaining art criticism is renowned and respected throughout the Scottish art world. She is a great friend of Spin, and is keen to get us all through to Glasgow in 2004, so I hope this will be the first of many meetings.

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