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LONDON///STUDIO VISIT///PHIL FROST AT ELMS LESTERS…

September 18th, 2007

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Holed up for the last month in London’s renowned ELMS LESTERS PAINTING ROOMS, Supertouch’s own PHIL FROST has knocked out an amazing new body of work, some of which will debut at the gallery’s upcoming “Small, Medium, and Large” group show opening Friday, October 5th. Luckily for us, he’s checked in with some photos from the session. Keep an eye on ST for more updates from Philly Phil on the road. HAVE A LOOK:

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Philly Phil (right) gets down to business…

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All photos by PHIL FROST, except portrait, by ANDREW HOLMES…

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