South London Photograpic Society - next meeting - Artists' Open House Sat/Sun 10-11 May

By brownowl
May 5, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted May 5, 2014

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Posted May 5, 2014

SLPS, the longest established photography society in London are joining forces with the Women of the Cloth group, who recently exhibited at the Jenny Avent Gallery, Northcross Road, to present a combined exhibition of photograpy and fabric art called 'Cloth and Camera' as part in Dulwich Art Festival's Artists' Open House next weekend, Sat-Sun 10/11 May. The exbibition, which showcases the work of members of both groups, can be visited at 28 Worlingam Rd, opening hours from 11.00am to 6.00pm both days. Free entry. For a preview of the work of the two groups, see www.womenofthecloth.wordpress.com and www.southlondonps.org.uk.

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