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Up My Street

People travelled from across Manchester to view the exhibition Up My Street last weekend. Around 30 people turned out for the opening night, despite the damp weather and more visitors dropped in at the weekend, including allotment holders and art lovers alike! There were some prints available for sale, with all proceeds going towards Pool


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If you or someone you know is an artist who happens to experience mental health needs or emotional distress, please take time to fill in this short (quick) survey about the support that such artists might need in order to continue their art practice. Please forward to any contacts you think would be interested take


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Pool Arts, the organisation, is a work of art in its own right, that is constantly evolving and adapting itself to create opportunities for artists who may otherwise find themselves isolated or excluded – it asks who an artist might be today Alison Kershaw artist St Lukes Art Project Pool Arts aims to challenge the


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Up My Street

People travelled from across Manchester to view the exhibition Up My Street last weekend. Around 30 people turned out for the opening night, despite the damp weather and more visitors dropped in at the weekend, including allotment holders and art lovers alike! There were some prints available for sale, with all proceeds going towards Pool


survey

If you or someone you know is an artist who happens to experience mental health needs or emotional distress, please take time to fill in this short (quick) survey about the support that such artists might need in order to continue their art practice. Please forward to any contacts you think would be interested take


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