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‘Bold, outrageous’: Pauline Boty, forgotten star of swinging 60s pop art, finally gets solo show
‘Bold, outrageous’: Pauline Boty, forgotten star of swinging 60s pop art, finally gets solo show

Before she died, aged 28, Pauline Boty’s work brought a female gaze to the London art scene. Now she is set to reach a new generation thanks to the artist's sister-in-law, who squirrelled away canvases in a barn on her dairy farm. Gazelli Art House, December 1 until February 24.

the Guardian · 27 Nov, 2023 @ 12:23

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