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After more than three years working as cake decoraters for Jane Asher in Chelsea, Chris Jones (scent sculptor, computer-image manipulator) and Philip Jones (Rome Scholar in Painting, recent solo shows at Manchester Cornerhouse, and Southampton Art Gallery) had just the right ingredients to produce Cooked with Gas. Visitors can feast their eyes on "a rich cultural and culinary pudding which animates glace

frosting and muscovado sugar in tableaux of sin and salvation."

Jason & Rhodes, 4 New Burlington Place, London W1

(0171-434 1768) 24 Sept-18 Oct

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