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ARTchitecture Exhibition at the Doors Open Days Festival Glasgow 2016
I am excited and delighted to be taking part in the festival this year with an exhibition of collage work situated in four locations throughout the city. The festival celebrates Glasgow’s architectural heritage with events, visits, tours, walks and talks being … Continue reading
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