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SUMMARY:Julie Cope’s Grand Tour: The Story of a Life by Grayson Perry
DESCRIPTION:Julie Cope is a fictional character created by Grayson Perry – an Essex everywoman whose story he has told through two large scale tapestries and an extended ballad presented in this exhibition. \nThe Essex House Tapestries: The Life of Julie Cope illustrate the key events in the heroine’s journey\, while The Ballad of Julie Cope illuminates her hopes and fears growing up\, coming of age and finding her feet in modern Britain.\nThis was a touring exhibition from Crafts Council.
URL:https://www.typawb.wales/event/julie-copes-grand-tour-the-story-of-a-life-by-grayson-perry/
LOCATION:Tŷ Pawb\, Market Street\, Wrexham\, LL13 8BB
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260814T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260814T150000
DTSTAMP:20260717T161014Z
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SUMMARY:MURMUR: Y 'Rhwng' –Gweithdy Ysgrifennu // The Inbetween - Writing Workshop
DESCRIPTION:MURMUR: The Inbetween – Writing Workshop \nWhat are the stories between places? \nInspired by the work of Anthony Shapland\, we will walk through the exhibition and take inspiration from Shapland’s use of in-between places. The Sunrise and Sunsets and the stories that emerge in twilight. This workshop is a space to slow down\, look closer and find meaning in the things that often go unseen. \nThis session is open to young people16 – 25. Under 18s will need a parent to provide emergency contact details on arrival. Our writing tasks will be inclusive and accessible for all levels. \nWhat to bring: \nYou can expect a guided creative writing session\, with gentle prompts and inspiration. Please bring whatever you feel comfortable writing with (pen\, notebook\, phone\, laptop etc.) and a drink. There will be a short comfort break in the middle and you are welcome to take a break anytime you need during the session. \nLanguage: \nThe sessions will predominantly be held in English\, using everyday Welsh but participants are welcome to write and take part in any language they are comfortable using. \nAccess: \nThis workshop is located on the groundfloor. There is a ‘Changing Places’ accessible toilet on site. Free parking for blue badge holders is available in our multistorey carpark. If you have any additional access needs\, please email teampawb@wrexham ahead of the session. \nAbout Natasha Borton: \nNatasha Borton is an award-winning Wrexham-based writer\, musician\, and theatre-maker. She creates engaging\, inclusive creative experiences that encourage people of all ages to explore storytelling\, their own imaginations and the rhythm of our everyday lives. \nFor 2026\, Natasha is the Writer-in-Residence for the River Dee with Literature Wales and WWFCymru\, and the Artistic Director for Voicebox Wxm\, North Wales’ longest-running spoken word platform. \nFfoto: // Photo: Hebert Santos
URL:https://www.typawb.wales/event/murmur-y-rhwng-gweithdy-ysgrifennu-the-inbetween-writing-workshop/
LOCATION:Tŷ Pawb\, Market Street\, Wrexham\, LL13 8BB
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions,Learning,Maker in Focus
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260703
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260718
DTSTAMP:20260605T164943Z
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SUMMARY:Degree Show: Wrexham School of Art 2026
DESCRIPTION:An exhibition of art & design work by BA(hons) students from: \nApplied Art\nceramics • jewellery/metalwork \nDesign\nanimation • graphic design • illustration • comics \nFine Art \nPhotography \nJoin us for the launch event: 5.30pm – 8pm July 3rd\nTo be opened by artist Bedwyr Williams \nGallery opening times: 10am-4pm
URL:https://www.typawb.wales/event/degree-show-wrexham-school-of-art-2026/
LOCATION:Tŷ Pawb\, Market Street\, Wrexham\, LL13 8BB
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260418
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260628
DTSTAMP:20260408T120421Z
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Effaith - Disability Arts Cymru National Touring Exhibition (2025–26)
DESCRIPTION:Effaith is an exhibition showcasing disabled perspectives on one of the most urgent issues of our time: the climate crisis. Following an open call\, selected disabled\, d/Deaf and neurodivergent artists have responded to themes of nature\, landscape and climate justice through the lens of disability. \nThe exhibition also showcases two commissions created as part of the Effaith project\, one in partnership with Amgueddfa Cymru and one in partnership with Corsydd Calon Môn. \nThe commission with Amgueddfa Cymru is supported through CELF\, the national contemporary art gallery of Wales initiative that fosters pathways for communities to engage with Wales’ art collection. This commission created an opportunity for the artist to respond to the Effaith theme and the National Collection at Amgueddfa Cymru. Kathryn Ashill was awarded this commission and has created work exploring the disabled body and its relationship to natural bodies of water. \nCorsydd Calon Môn’s commission highlights the uniqueness and vulnerability of the Anglesey fens. Funded through the National Lottery Heritage Fund\, Corsydd Calon Môn is a collaborative project that seeks to secure the future of the Anglesey Fens whilst celebrating their rich culture and heritage. The project raises awareness of the importance of the fens for people\, for nature\, and for fighting climate change. Catherine Taylor Parry was awarded the commission and has created work responding to the richness of the environment and reflecting on the fen as a natural record of time. \nFrom February 2026 to March 2027\, Effaith will tour across Wales to five leading galleries: Galeri\, Caernarfon; Tŷ Pawb\, Wrexham; g39 Cardiff; The Riverfront\, Newport; and Aberystwyth Arts Centre\, Aberystwyth. The exhibition opens at Galeri\, Caernarfon with a launch event on Friday 6 February. \nSelected artists: \nAdele Vye\, Alison Robertson\, Bev Bell Hughes\, Beverly Marmont-Hill\, Catherine Taylor Parry\, Catrin Gwilym\, Cerian Lloyd\, Cheryl Beer\, Dea Neile-Hopton\, Durre Shahwar\, Eileen Harrisson\, Emma Frayne-Ford\, Grant Lambie\, Jane Campbell\, Jamie Lawrence\, Jill Powell\, Kathryn Ashill\, Linda and Bethany Sutton\, Mars da Silva Saude\, Polly Hill\, Rhowan Alleyne on behalf of Ceredigion Animation Club\, Rohan Powell\, Sally Pearce\, Tracey McMaster \nWith thanks to DAC Artist Booker T Photography\, who creates inclusive artwork by making 3D tactile photo relief prints from 2D images. Booker has made 3D tactile relief prints for each piece of artwork in DAC’s National Touring Exhibition\, Effaith\, making the work accessible through touch. \nWith thanks to exhibition selectors: \nDr. Kate Brehme\, BerlinKlusion\, Germany\nBethany Handley\, Writer / Poet / Disability Activist\, Wales\nArty Jen Jo\, Artist\, Wales \nJoin us for the joint launch of Effaith and our other new exhibition\, DARCH – You Have Done This Before\, on Friday 17th April from 5.30pm
URL:https://www.typawb.wales/event/exhibition-effaith-disability-arts-cymru-national-touring-exhibition-2025-26/
LOCATION:Tŷ Pawb\, Market Street\, Wrexham\, LL13 8BB
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260418
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260628
DTSTAMP:20260408T094243Z
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Darch - You Have Done This Before
DESCRIPTION:You Have Done This Before is an interactive installation and two-channel film exploring young people’s connections to nature through coming-of-age rituals.  \nDeveloped by DARCH – disabled Welsh artists Umulkhayr Mohamed and Radha Patel – the work draws on Somali\, Indian and Welsh cultural lineages to create new rituals that honour the full personhood of children. Developed through workshops with young people in Wrexham\, the project invites visitors to reflect on youth\, lost wisdom and what it means to inherit a world shaped by climate crisis. \nJoin us for the joint launch event for DARCH – You Have Done This Before and our other new exhibition\, Effaith – Disability Arts Cymru National Touring Exhibition (2025–26)\,\non Friday 17th April from 5.30pm
URL:https://www.typawb.wales/event/exhibition-darch-you-have-done-this-before/
LOCATION:Tŷ Pawb\, Market Street\, Wrexham\, LL13 8BB
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260207
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260405
DTSTAMP:20260114T124825Z
CREATED:20250913T150826Z
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Jonathan Le Vay - Opus
DESCRIPTION:Jonathan Le Vay\, born in London\, studied at Cardiff College of Art (1979-82) and Cyprus College of Art (1985-86) has lived in North Wales for over 35 years. He is an accomplished pianist and jazz composer with a strong interest in the Visual Arts and is a respected curator. \nThis is a solo exhibition featuring large paintings using observation as a starting point for structure\, pattern\, composition\, beautiful surfaces\, colour and movement. These observed figurative elements are used as a vehicle for pleasurable expression and enable easily accessible optical enjoyment. \nAs an additional layer\, some paintings will be paired to short pieces of original music accessed via QR code\, offering a multi-sensory experience that will resonate with art and music lovers alike and give an insight into the mind of the artist.
URL:https://www.typawb.wales/event/exhibition-jonathan-le-vay/
LOCATION:Tŷ Pawb\, Market Street\, Wrexham\, LL13 8BB
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251108
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260125
DTSTAMP:20251202T010605Z
CREATED:20250901T173144Z
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SUMMARY:Print International 2025
DESCRIPTION:Our biennial print exhibition returns! \nFeaturing: \nEast London Printmakers\nConstructure\nPrinting in Dutch\nRed Plate Press\nRegional Print Centre\nSpike Print Studio \nGallery opening times: Mon-Sat\, 10am-4pm. \nMost prints are for sale! \n \n20 02 06 13 29 34 \n 
URL:https://www.typawb.wales/event/print-international-2025/
LOCATION:Tŷ Pawb\, Market Street\, Wrexham\, LL13 8BB
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250711
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251026
DTSTAMP:20260408T154640Z
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Allanol Always
DESCRIPTION: Allanol Always was a solo show by Welsh-Ghanaian artist Anya Paintsil on view from July to November 2025. \nDelving into the complex expectations placed on Black artists regarding beauty\, heritage\, and representation; Allanol Always challenges the problematic pressure to depict Black figures through the lens of European high art\, and the marginalisation of African and Caribbean art histories. \nEmbracing Allanol Always as a space for artistic exploration and experimentation\, the show represents a significant moment in Paintsil’s artistic journey and coincides with her permanent return to her hometown of Wrexham later this year. Developing an entirely new and experimental body of work\, Paintsil will experiment with new materials and techniques\, including innovative appliqué methods\, textile assemblages using repurposed and waste fabrics\, and a series of freestanding sculptures created in collaboration with her partner\, weaver Steven William. These sculptural objects\, inspired by Welsh mythology\, lean towards abstraction\, exploring themes of monstrous figuration and the grotesque. \nDrawing from her childhood in North Wales\, folklore and the Fante tradition of figurative textiles\, Paintsil weaves together craft techniques from her youth – rug making\, appliqué and hand embroidery – with those of afro hair styling methods to create bold\, textural portraits. Referencing the enduring influence of traditional West African art in her work and the visual language rooted in the forms of the masks of Kongo peoples\, Aku’aba dolls and Asafo Flags\, Paintsil considers the stark disparities at play where white artists are celebrated for drawing from African art\, labelled as ‘tribal’ or ‘primitive’ in a romanticised sense; whilst Black artists alluding to the very same traditions are at risk of misinterpretation as self-caricature or satire\, which in turn reinforces harmful stereotypes. \nThrough Allanol Always\, Paintsil looks to disrupt these restrictive narratives\, advocating for a broader\, more inclusive understanding of Black art outside of Eurocentric paradigms. The choice of the Welsh word ‘Allanol’\, translating to “outside” or “external\,” in the exhibition’s title speaks to the positioning of African art as “outsider art” within the dominant narratives of Western art history\, an act of othering that Paintsil acknowledges and seeks to directly challenge in their work. The title also resonates with Paintsil’s artistic focus on the human body’s exterior and its significance in shaping individual and collective experiences from which she explores themes of identity\, representation\, and the complexities of the Black female experience. \nFor Paintsil\, the implications of the title are deeply nuanced\, as on a personal level “Allanol” echoes her own experience of otherness as an artist and a woman of colour\, where even within her hometown she has at times felt an outsider navigating societal expectations and her own artistic vision. \nPaintsil’s solo show explores creativity and creative license within Black figuration\, inviting viewers to engage with the work on their own terms. Curated in collaboration with independent curator Lewis Dalton Gilbert\, Allanol Always will be accompanied by a programme of community events at Tŷ Pawb. \nAbout Anya Paintsil\nAnya Paintsil is a Welsh and Ghanaian textile artist who lives and works in London and Glyn Ceiriog. Drawing inspiration from her childhood in North Wales\, and her ancestral\, Fante tradition of figurative textiles\, Paintsil combines craft practices she was taught as a young child; rug making\, appliqué and hand embroidery with afro hairstyling techniques to create large scale portraits. Paintsils’ figures explore the possibilities and politics of non-representative depictions of the Black figure. \nOften mistaken as subversion of ‘primitivism’\, Paintsil deliberately and consciously refuses to root her work in the European Fine Art Canon\, Paintsil’s visual language finds its basis in traditional West African Crafts and Art – carvings\, wood sculptures\, masks – exchanging the hard materials for soft\, in an interrogation of gendered labour\, particularly the labour of working class women. \nAnya made her debut at 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair in London in 2020\, and since then Anya has received sustained interest from private collectors and public institutions. Recent acquisitions include Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam\, The National Museum of Wales\, The Whitworth Gallery\, Manchester and The Women’s Art Collection at Cambridge University. \n  \n63 55 54 50 38 36 32 11
URL:https://www.typawb.wales/event/exhibition-allanol-always/
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions,Fringe
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241116
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250209
DTSTAMP:20260216T235917Z
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: The Tŷ Pawb Open 2024
DESCRIPTION:The hugely popular Tŷ Pawb Open returns to Wrexham for its 4th edition. \nThe exhibition features over 100 artworks\, including paintings\, sculpture\, ceramics\, textiles & animations. \nThis follows a record response to our open call\, with nearly 450 artists submitting works. \n08 09 14 51 55 65 \nThis year’s Tŷ Pawb Open Judge is Alan Dunn\nAlan Dunn is a Glasgow-born Artist based in Liverpool. He creates artworks using sound and digital images\, collaborating with thousands of citizens to unlock the hidden narrative in communities. Alan is a Reader in Art and Design at Leeds Beckett University and is the current Wal Pawb Artist here at Tŷ Pawb as well as Lead Artist on our current Marchnad/Market Project. \nCongratulations to our award winners:\nJudges Prize (selected by guest judge\, artist Alan Dunn): Anthony Jones.\nTraders Prize (voted for by Tŷ Pawb’s market traders): Alan Roberts.
URL:https://www.typawb.wales/event/__trashed-31__trashed/
LOCATION:Tŷ Pawb\, Market Street\, Wrexham\, LL13 8BB
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190105
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190211
DTSTAMP:20260824T202053Z
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SUMMARY:We Can Only See Today
DESCRIPTION:A solo exhibition by Yoke\, artist collaborators Annie Nelson and Chris Woodward \nFor their first UK solo exhibition\, Yoke were commissioned by Tŷ Pawb to produce a new body of work responding to research and time spent in Wrexham. \nInfluenced by an exploration of Wrexham’s market history and Tŷ Pawb’s current occupants\, Yoke delved into the stories and narratives of its evolution. From the travelling fairs through to its position today as culture and trade meet. \n‘We Can Only See Today’ combined newspaper articles\, selected from Wrexham Museum archives\, with new artworks including a new market bell for Tŷ Pawb\, in a bid to examine this unique culture/trade relationship and share ideas with the audience.
URL:https://www.typawb.wales/event/we-can-only-see-today/
LOCATION:Tŷ Pawb\, Market Street\, Wrexham\, LL13 8BB
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20181012
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20181217
DTSTAMP:20251214T113316Z
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Wrexham Open 2018
DESCRIPTION:12/10/2018 – 16/12/2018 \nAn open entry exhibition\, displayed across two venues in collaboration with Undegun Arts. A total of 260 works were displayed with four additional performances works taking place throughout the exhibition at both venues. \nIMG_3978 \nThe judges for Wrexham Open 2018 were Thomas Dukes\, Rabab Ghazoul and Simon Job.\nThe prize winners were as follows:\nLesley James – Opposing Views (Judges’ Prize)\nAustin Giffiths – Lucy (People’s Prize)\nLouise Short – Sunset over Stanlow (Prize for Socially Engaged Practice)\nGideon Vass – 100 Pound Project (Young People’s Prize)\nAlan Whitfield – Marram Grass House (Lens-based Media Prize)
URL:https://www.typawb.wales/event/exhibition-wrexham-open-2018/
LOCATION:Tŷ Pawb\, Market Street\, Wrexham\, LL13 8BB
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180901
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20181001
DTSTAMP:20260824T200750Z
CREATED:20260824T200750Z
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SUMMARY:Shift Work
DESCRIPTION:Daniel Baker\, Shamus McPhee\, Artur Conka\, Billy Kerry \nShiftwork brought together four artists who through their work tease out a number of aesthetic and political issues concerning Gypsy\, Roma and Traveller (GRT) lives through cultural representation. Some of the works were previously shown as solo presentations as part of the Gypsy Maker project; an innovative and ground-breaking concept devised\, owned and developed by the Romani Cultural & Arts Company. The aim was to commission established and emerging artists to develop new work that engages GRT communities and the wider public in dialogue about contemporary art and cultural perspectives.
URL:https://www.typawb.wales/event/shift-work/
LOCATION:Tŷ Pawb\, Market Street\, Wrexham\, LL13 8BB
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180628
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180716
DTSTAMP:20260824T191027Z
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SUMMARY:Nascent Inclinations 2018
DESCRIPTION:Bibi Agu\, Kurtis Beecroft\, Mike Burrows\, Amy Cadwallader\, Alex Cuerden\, Joseph Coyle\, Susana Frontela\, Gwenllian Griffith\, Drilon Islami\, Aveline Kyffin\, Eleanor McCusker\, Ceridwen Mab Goch\, Alexandra Macupova\, Megan Morris\, Jasmine Pierce Dawson\, Lucy Smith\, Sarah Spencer\, Angharad Taris and Michelle Wright \nNascent Inclinations celebrated the wealth of artistic talent emerging from Arts Schools across the local region. Embracing Tŷ Pawb’s geographic location as a border town\, graduating art students were invited from schools in the north of Wales and North West England.  \nThe range and diversity of work included in this exhibition was a reflection of Wrexham’s proximity to beautiful rural areas and exciting metropolitan melting pots. \nPartner institutions for this exhibition were Aberystwyth University\, University of Chester\, Liverpool Hope University\, Liverpool John Moores University\, Grŵp Llandrillo Menai and Wrexham Glyndwr University. Each participating school was represented by their three stand-out graduates from 2018. \nNascent Inclinations Nascent Inclinations
URL:https://www.typawb.wales/event/nascent-inclinations-2018/
LOCATION:Tŷ Pawb\, Market Street\, Wrexham\, LL13 8BB
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180424
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180625
DTSTAMP:20260824T185841Z
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SUMMARY:Wrexham Is The Name
DESCRIPTION:In November 2017 six artists were selected by Tŷ Pawb to develop a souvenir inspired by a specific story of Wrexham. The project has resulted in a diverse collection of artefacts\, from printed publications to football scarves\, which were exhibited at Tŷ Pawb.  \nThe six stories that inspired the souvenirs were chosen by the public last summer from a long list of 25 and were developed by Sophia Leadill\, John Merrill\, Marcus Orlandi\, Nicholas Pankhurst\, Martha Todd and Bedwyr Williams.
URL:https://www.typawb.wales/event/wrexham-is-the-name/
LOCATION:Tŷ Pawb\, Market Street\, Wrexham\, LL13 8BB
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180625
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SUMMARY:Is This Planet Earth?
DESCRIPTION:In Is This Planet Earth? visitors encountered wondrous creatures and stunning landscapes – and every colour and sensation was heightened and very strange.  \nBeautiful to behold and often sci-fi in feel\, the exhibition had darker undercurrents\, too\, relating to our destruction of nature. There were sculptures by Salvatore Arancio\, Halina Dominska and Alfie Strong\, paintings by Dan Hays and Katherine Reekie\, a sound installation by Jason Singh\, a live performance by Patrick Coyle and videos by Helen Sear and Seán Vicary. \nThis exhibition was commissioned by Ty Pawb and subsequently toured to Aberystwyth Arts Centre and Ferens Art Gallery\, Hull. \n 
URL:https://www.typawb.wales/event/is-this-planet-earth/
LOCATION:Tŷ Pawb\, Market Street\, Wrexham\, LL13 8BB
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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