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Bedwyr Williams

Barbican Art Gallery, London

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The Gulch

This autumn, enter the weird and wonderful mind of Welsh artist Bedwyr Williams as he brings the Barbican’s Curve gallery to life with his quest into The Gulch. Read more.

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