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‘Two Ways of Seeing’ – an exhibition by Ali Taylor-Willis and Pavel Kricka

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‘Two Ways of Seeing’ – an exhibition by Ali Taylor-Willis and Pavel Kricka

Greenhouse Gallery Art & Framing, Ipswich

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Exhibition open 6 - 30 May 2026 - Gallery open Tuesday - Saturdays 10-4 - Meet the artists Thursday 14 and Saturday 23 May 11-1

Information - ‘Two Ways of Seeing’ – an exhibition by Ali Taylor-Willis and Pavel Kricka

New exhibition! ‘Two Ways of Seeing’ by Ali Taylor-Willis and Pavel Kricka.
Do come along to the gallery and see new works!
Note Timings:
  • Exhibition open 6 – 30 May 2026
  • Gallery open Tuesday – Saturdays 10-4
  • Meet the artists Thursday 14 and Saturday 23 May 11-1

Free to visit  – all welcome

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