Crepuscule at Ye Cracke – Ends 6 Dec 09

December 1, 2009

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Only a few days left for you to call into Ye Cracke pub, enjoy a pint or two and peruse this very nice show of paintings by local artists.

There will be a new exhibition opening in January (see the call for submissions).

Strange Attractors present ‘Crepuscule’
8 October – 6 December 2009
Strange Attractors present ‘Crepuscule’, the third open art exhibition features original works by local artists.

Exhibiting artists are: Al Palmer , David Smith, Nathan Pendlebury, Stas Krakiewicz, Tony Bishop, Nick Jones, Lynn Fraser, Alison Little, Tony Kennedy

Venue:
Ye Cracke pub
Rice Street, Liverpool L1

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