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George Condo Returns to Hauser & Wirth Less Than One Year After Leaving the Gallery

Hauser & Wirth announced Wednesday that it will present exhibitions of new and historical works by Condo at its Paris and Palo Alto galleries in 2027.

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Hauser & Wirth announced Wednesday that it will present exhibitions of new and historical works by Condo at its Paris and Palo Alto galleries in 2027.

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According to ARTnews’s linked source, George Condo Returns to Hauser & Wirth Less Than One Year After Leaving the Gallery, Hauser & Wirth announced Wednesday that it will present exhibitions of new and historical works by Condo at its Paris and Palo Alto galleries in 2027.

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