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George Rouy Lands a New York Turn at Hauser & Wirth

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Hauser & Wirth is putting its New York rooms behind George Rouy for a solo exhibition. The gallery's decision to give the British painter this platform in Manhattan marks a fresh chapter in his growing American profile. It places him among the artists the house has chosen to introduce, or reintroduce, to New York audiences this season.

With reporting from ARTnews.

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