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Sarah Moon: Instants Before Disappearance

For more than fifty years, Sarah Moon has been photographing what she is in the process of losing. London’s Michael Hoppen Gallery presents her fifth solo exhibition, with a selection of works from 2003 to today, including several previously unseen photographs.

May 20, 2026

Wednesday May 20, 2026

Summary

For more than fifty years, Sarah Moon has been photographing what she is in the process of losing. London’s Michael Hoppen Gallery presents her fifth solo exhibition, with a selection of works from 2003 to today, including several previously unseen photographs.

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