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Two Thousand and Ten Reasons to Live in a Small Town is a public art project facilitated by VANSA and funded by the National Lottery Distribution Trust Fund. The project aims to create opportunities for the insertion of contemporary art practice and thinking into new contexts and environments, reaching new audiences in new ways. The project enables artists to develop their own practice and the impact of this practice outside of major urban centres and outside of the traditional context of the gallery space. Projects will be realised between October 2010 and March 2011, and will be documented in a publication and exhibition. To find out more about this project please click here.
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- DUNDEE : COLLAGE
- DUNDEE : COLLAGE AND STOP FRAME ANIMATION
- Some folks from 'below the road' in Hermon.Abie Lo...
- Hermon above the road...Roger who is starting a fr...
- It works - an experiment with pallettes to create ...
- Welcome to Hermon
- the domino effectIn simplified terms the domino pr...
- New location for the domino tournament
- Strangeness in our Ordinariness
- DUNDEE : BEARES SATURDAY AFTERNOON
- Excerpts from William Johannes Smit prison camp sc...
- FARM HOUSE : BEDSPREADS
- KILTY'S
- 128 years of Dundee in Maps
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