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Massive hand cut and wall borne pieces of art are amazingly delicate yet sculptural in scale, with smaller pieces such as books and paper bags drawing you in to their cabinets and holding you spellbound. Eager staff were engaging with visitors, so impressed with the exhibition that they had to share their knowledge "He takes six months to produce one finished piece, then has to work in other media for 18 months to recover enough feeling in his fingers to use the scalpel again" you could see how literally painstaking the piece was.
This is a great all rounder exhibition; very contemporary, with very visible technical effort, accessible ideas you can easily relate to the art, and ultimately beautiful to admire: pretty much anyone will find a reason to like It. The First Cut doesn't stop in the exhibition space though, explore the other excellently interpreted galley spaces and you'll find paper butterflies, a paper dress and more, as pieces mix in with and very much add to the permanent collection.

Thanks to Ed, whose mate Andy 'kindly' discovered this Go on, click like and make your mates wonder what you're getting up to...