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Submitted by Jenny Duff<\/p>\n
A new exhibition by Daniela Flowerdew asks what do we use for Utopia now? and do we have a use for Utopia?<\/p>\n
Through her work, she examines how the optimism of modernism sits with present day consumerism.<\/p>\n
The textural paintings combine the strangely beautiful shapes and designs of packaging with unwanted art found in charity shops.<\/p>\n
In Use for Utopia, Dani employs a visual language which draws on mid century design, landscape, expressionism and abstraction to create something entirely new.<\/p>\n
The exhibition will also feature music by Celloman, composed around some of the exhibition themes.<\/p>\n
It runs from Friday, August 7 to 18 at Pie Factory Margate, Broad Street, Margate in Kent.<\/p>\n
The Old Town gallery is open from Tuesday to Saturday from 11am to 5pm and Sunday 11am to 4pm, with Friday night lates from 6pm to 9pm.<\/p>\n
To find out more visit Pie Factory Margate. <\/p>\n
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