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Looking for some artwork to spice up your home? Don't miss the RUDE exhibition at CBC this month!


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If you're looking to brighten up your home or if you'd love to buy someone special something really cool this Christmas, don't miss the RUDE exhibition at Copper Beech Cafe on Red Post Hill.


London-based artists RUDE (http://www.thisisrude.com/art) specialise in typography and illustration and are exhibiting a fabulous selection of colourful screen prints until the end of January.


All prints are displayed with a QR code at the cafe ... all you need is the camera on your phone to take you directly to their online shop.


Pop along and see for yourself. The cafe is open this:


Monday - Thursday 8-9am & 4-9pm

Friday 8-9am & 4-7pm

Saturday & Sunday 7am-7pm

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