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Artist makes Boris Johnson sculpture from 6,277 pages of pandemic newsprint

The work will go on show in 'Isolation Mastered' at JD Malat Gallery.

Jack Peat by Jack Peat
2020-06-23 11:29
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A giant sculpture of Boris Johnson made from 6,277 pages of newsprint collected during the pandemic is set to go on show in a major new Mayfair exhibition.

Mohamed’s ‘old news’ sculpture has been selected to sit alongside works by 24 other artists whose pieces show a creative response to the Covid-19 isolation period.

More than 1,000 artists responded to the call for submissions, with an Old Masters style painting of loo roll and pasta and a hyperreal nurse painting also selected.

The artworks will be on show at Mayfair’s prestigious JD Malat Gallery from 1-8 July in Isolation Mastered.

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