GOING OUT / The Sunday Picture

Saturday 13 August 1994 23:02 BST

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This week's picture which can be seen for free on a Sunday is 'Untitled (Black & Lilac) 1993' by Jennifer Durrant, one of our leading contemporary painters. It can be seen at the newly refurbished Kettle's Yard Gallery in Cambridge, as part of 'Paintmarks', a historical exhibition of British abstract art. Older favourites in the show include Joan Eardley and Ivon Hitchens; newer ones are Howard Hodgkin, John McLean and Callum Innes. (0223 352124, to 4 Sept; Tues-Sat 12.30-5.30pm; Sun 2-5.30pm; closed Mon.)

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