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Art exhibition invites visitors to feel first and think later

IOL · 31 August 2026 at 15:06

Art exhibition invites visitors to feel first and think later

The FADA Gallery’s annual Creative Research Platform brings together 11 academics, associates and artists in residence to explore how knowledge and meaning are shaped through encounters, translation and exchange.

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