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Set of bools take up permanent residence in Kirkcaldy
One of the 4 sets of ‘Buckhynd Braes Bools’ created as part of FCA&C’s Coastal Path project has recently been donated to Fife Museums at Kirkcaldy Museum & Art Gallery.
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Double Visions now open in St Andrews
After its move from Kirkcaldy Museum & Art Gallery, FCA&C’s exhibition – ‘Double Visions – Contemporary Art from Papua New Guinea’ – opened at the St Andrews University’s Gateway Galleries (North Haugh, St Andrews) on Saturday and will be there until 14 August.
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Free talks on Papua New Guinean contemporary art
FCA&C’s PNG exhibition ‘Double Visions – Contemporary Art from Papua New Guinea’ moves to St Andrews University’s Gateway Galleries shortly where it will also be one of the focuses of the European Society of Oceanists’ conference.
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Last weekend in Kirkcaldy of Double Visions show
It’s the last weekend of the wonderful ‘Double Visions’ exhibition of Papua New Guinean contemporary art at Kirkcaldy Museum & Art Gallery.
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Free PNG exhibition tour on Sunday
Obviously there’s going to be a large focus on the early World Cup matches this weekend,
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Free talk on Papua New Guinea
If you’re looking for something interesting, thought provoking, and enlightening to do this Bank Holiday weekend (and let’s face it, we’re unlikely to get tropical weather on a Bank Holiday), why not wend your way over to Kirkcaldy Museum & Art Gallery by 2.30pm on Sunday afternoon?
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New exhibition of Papua New Guinea work opens tomorrow
We’ve more or less finished installing an exhibition of contemporary work from Papua New Guinea – ‘Double Visions – Contemporary Art from Papua New Guinea – in Kirkcaldy Museum & Art Gallery, and, without sounding too biased, would certainly encourage people to trot along for a look.
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