Brigitte March ICA
![Art Alarm – RICHARD JACKSON, CONFUSING IDEAS, 1991, project drawing (1), acrylic on canvas, 22 x 13,5 cm](https://art-alarm.de/image/gallery/1435/richard-jackson-confusion-ideas-4-311091-bmarc-img-2137.jpeg)
![Art Alarm – RICHARD JACKSON, CONFUSING IDEAS, 1991, project drawing (2), acrylic on canvas, 22 x 13,5 cm](https://art-alarm.de/image/gallery/1436/richard-jackson-confusion-ideas-4-311091-bmarc-img-2139.jpeg)
![Art Alarm – RICHARD JACKSON, CONFUSING IDEAS, 1991, drawing (page 1/2), blue pen on paper, 29 x 22,8 cm](https://art-alarm.de/image/gallery/1437/richard-jackson-confusion-ideas-drawing-1-4-311091-bmarc-img-2127.jpeg)
![Art Alarm – RICHARD JACKSON, CONFUSING IDEAS, 1991, drawing (page 2/2), blue pen on paper, 29 x 22,8 cm](https://art-alarm.de/image/gallery/1438/richard-jackson-confusion-ideas-drawing-2-4-311091-bmarc-img-2123.jpeg)
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Richard Jackson: Confusion Ideas
The public entered the room through the installation entitled CONFUSION IDEAS. It took two weeks to complete the steel works in the gallery. The acrylic-painted canvases were mounted directly on the wall behind the steel bars. Richard Jackson included eight drawings as part of the exhibition. The current show presents a selection of documents related to these historical works.