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Huxley-Parlour are delighted to present an exhibition of drawings by renowned artist, William Wegman. Relying on puns, homonyms, and visual symmetries, Wegman’s drawings operate in close dialogue with his conceptual photography and video work of the 1970s. Described by critic Joan Simon as making ‘words pursue images’, Wegman’s drawings use linguistic rules against themselves, to create irreverent, quiet, and surreal works.

William Wegman is best known for his conceptual photography involving the weimaraner Man Ray, and the family of weimaraners who followed. He has also worked fluidly across …