An installation view of the East Country Yard Show, an art exhibition in Surrey Docks, London, June 1990.

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East Country Yard Show

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An installation view of the East Country Yard Show, an art exhibition in Surrey Docks, London, June 1990.

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Young British Artists

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An installation view of the East Country Yard Show, an art exhibition in Surrey Docks, London, June 1990.

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Anya Gallaccio

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An installation view of the East Country Yard Show, an art exhibition in Surrey Docks, London, June 1990.

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Tense (artwork)

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