Glasgow Internationa: Gabriel Kuri Friday Event Presented by The Common Guild and The Glasgow School of Art,GFT, 4th April, 2014
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Gabriel Kuri Friday Event
Presented by The Common Guild and The Glasgow School of Art
Date: 04 April
Location: Glasgow Film Theatre
GFT, 12 Rose St, Glasgow, G3 6RB
The Common Guild presents artist Gabriel Kuri as part of The Glasgow School of Art’s ‘Friday Event’ series. Kuri will discuss his recent work and his project for The Common Guild.
Friday 4th April, 11am
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