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Madrid gallery plans artists’ books shows

Belen Palanco
1 June 2015
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Elena Ochoa, the founder of Ivorypress publishing and the wife of the architect Norman Foster, has added a permanent rolling programme of artists’ books exhibitions to her commercial gallery space in Madrid. The books on view will come from private collections, including her own. Ochoa says that ”we are constantly exploring the way to be more creative for the new generation of artists”.

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