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Joan Mitchell: The Last Paintings at Hauser & Wirth Reviewed in the Financial Times

<p><small><em>River</em>, 1989. Oil on canvas (diptych), 110 x 157 1/2 (279.4 x 400.1 cm). Collection of the Joan Mitchell Foundation, New York. &copy; Estate of Joan Mitchell.</small></p>

A review of the current solo show "Joan Mitchell: The Last Paintings" was published in the print edition of FT Weekend LIfe & Arts Section. The exhibition will be open from February 3–April 28, 2012 at Hauser & Wirth's London gallery at 196A Piccadilly.

The full review is available at Financial Times, registration required.

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