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Home » Project Updates » Dwelling: Bleecker Co-op Memorial Project

Dwelling: Bleecker Co-op Memorial Project

Posted on 2 June 2012Author Red Dress Productions
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Unveiling & Reception: June 20, 2012 | 2pm | Toronto, ON
How and Why It Is: Arts-Based Research in Community Engaged Visual Art

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