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Conversations in Clay

Down Arts Centre, 2 - 6 Irish Street, Downpatrick, County Down, BT30 6BP
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Conversations in Clay
'Conversations in Clay' is an exhibition of work by a selection of County Down's prominent ceramicists. The exhibition encourages the viewer to explore, admire and converse about the diversity of clay as a medium and to uncover the stories behind the artists' creations. Taking part are Áine McKenna, Alison Hanvey, Anna Smyth, Charlene Rooney, Eleanor Wheeler, Ellen Woods, Jakki Trainor, John Martin, John McKeag, Tracey Johnston, Trevor Woods.
Date: Thursday 1 August to Friday 30 August
Time: During Opening Hours
Price: Free

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