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    Content and Form: Alison Britton

    Nov 01, 2017 3 minutes
    Written by Sebastian Blackie

    o reach the exhibition on the 6th floor at the Victoria and Albert museum one passes through the most eclectic collection of ceramics in the world. It is a tough act to follow that Alison Britton’s retrospective achieves with considerable artistic authority. The exhibition stands out as different from the permanent collection in a number of significant ways. It functions well in the bizarre context of the museum

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