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The Passage Contemporary Art Exhibition

The Passage Contemporary Art Exhibition

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  1. Rebecca Homer installs her self-portraits at The Passage Contemporary Art Exhibition at The Arches Project in Digbeth.
    Rebecca Homer installs her self-portraits at The Passage Contemporary Art Exhibition at The Arches Project in Digbeth.1 of 17
  2. Nikki Whittingham, Rebecca Homer and David Poole work out how stage their exhibition in The Passage Contemporary Art Exhibition at The Arches Project in Digbeth.
    Nikki Whittingham, Rebecca Homer and David Poole work out how stage their exhibition in The Passage Contemporary Art Exhibition at The Arches Project in Digbeth.2 of 17
  3. Nikki Whittingham's personal exhibition of childhood pictures called Lost Youth in The Passage Contemporary Art Exhibition at The Arches Project in Digbeth.
    Nikki Whittingham's personal exhibition of childhood pictures called Lost Youth in The Passage Contemporary Art Exhibition at The Arches Project in Digbeth.3 of 17
  4. Fred Hubble with fellow student David Poole who are taking part in The Passage Contemporary Art Exhibition at The Arches Project in Digbeth.
    Fred Hubble with fellow student David Poole who are taking part in The Passage Contemporary Art Exhibition at The Arches Project in Digbeth.4 of 17
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  6. David Poole with his exhibition, Sculptural Screen in The Passage Contemporary Art Exhibition at The Arches Project in Digbeth.
    David Poole with his exhibition, Sculptural Screen in The Passage Contemporary Art Exhibition at The Arches Project in Digbeth.6 of 17
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  9. Rebecca Homer with a self-portrait she will use in The Passage Contemporary Art Exhibition at The Arches Project in Digbeth.
    Rebecca Homer with a self-portrait she will use in The Passage Contemporary Art Exhibition at The Arches Project in Digbeth.9 of 17
  10. Nikki Whittingham preparing a personal exhibition of childhood pictures called Lost Youth in The Passage Contemporary Art Exhibition at The Arches Project in Digbeth.
    Nikki Whittingham preparing a personal exhibition of childhood pictures called Lost Youth in The Passage Contemporary Art Exhibition at The Arches Project in Digbeth.10 of 17
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  13. Antonio Fernandez, curator and director of The Passage Contemporary Art Exhibition at The Arches Project in Digbeth.
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  15. Curator Fred Hubble prepares the venue for The Passage Contemporary Art Exhibition at The Arches Project in Digbeth.
    Curator Fred Hubble prepares the venue for The Passage Contemporary Art Exhibition at The Arches Project in Digbeth.15 of 17
  16. Nikki Whittingham's personal exhibition of childhood pictures called Lost Youth in The Passage Contemporary Art Exhibition at The Arches Project in Digbeth.
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  17. Nikki Whittingham preparing a personal exhibition of childhood pictures called Lost Youth in The Passage Contemporary Art Exhibition at The Arches Project in Digbeth.
    Nikki Whittingham preparing a personal exhibition of childhood pictures called Lost Youth in The Passage Contemporary Art Exhibition at The Arches Project in Digbeth.17 of 17
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