Secondhand Daylight takes its name from the 1979 album by Magazine, throughout which the theme of being at a constant and awkward remove from the living moment is reiterated.

As such, the exhibition deals in perspectives which have themselves incubated in distance, albeit consciously so. The works involved are deliberations on hysteria, naivety, errant growth, mediated reality, incomprehension and degraded memory.

Back to nature
The voyeur will realize
This is not a sight for his sore eyes
Back to nature
Getting back at you
I couldn't act naturally if I wanted to


Please note change of times: Secondhand Daylight will be open Saturday 23 July from 11am-5pm, and Sunday 24 July, 2.30-7.30pm.

2022-07 Secondhand Daylight Plan + List of Works.pdf

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Royal Borough of Greenwich
London SE18 5NR.

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