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Members Book Signing: Larry Achiampong

14 February 2025 at 20.00–21.00
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Meet artist Larry Achiampong and celebrate his new book, If It Don’t Exist, Build It

Join Larry Achiampong for an exclusive book signing to celebrate the release of his visually stunning, innovative, and immersive monograph, published by Tate. It addresses all of the artist’s major work over the course of his career and explores the broader themes and ideas that have informed his artistic practice and shaped the creation of his most ambitious projects, including the multi-disciplinary Relic Traveller series.

The ticket price includes a discounted copy of If It Don’t Exist, Build It that will be available for you to collect on the night.

If you already have a copy of the book and would like to get it signed, there's no need to book a ticket. Please join the queue at 20.45 as spaces for the signing are limited.

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  • A quiet room is available to use in the Natalie Bell Building on Level 4.
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