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Artrium Gallery announces an amazing, new exhibition

Monday, 1 August 2011, 12:51 pm
Press Release: Artrium Gallery

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

- THE WOW FACTOR, Extreme Art! Be WOWed by Kim Hunter, Veronica Young, Helen Casey, Eve Southan, Natalie Britten, Kylie Law, Orit Shemtov, Owen Smith and Diedre Ralph - an incredibly talented visually impaired artist.

Â This is one exhibition you don’t want to miss! Artrium Gallery is located at 310 Tinakori Road, Thorndon. Exhibition opens 5th August and runs until 8 September. www.artriumgallery.co.nz

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