A Dog in the Playground book launch, Thurs 31 March, Peckham Platform

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March 20, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted March 20, 2016

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Posted March 20, 2016

Join us for the launch of A Dog in the Playground, the result of a collaboration between Freelands Foundation and the Institute of Education, University College London, Post Graduate Certificate of Education Art & Design students.

The publication focuses on the concept of teaching as a socially engaged artistic practice, investigating a variety of approaches and projects undertaken on school placements across Greater London.

We're open 6-9pm on Thursday 31 March to launch the publication. Usual opening times 11-6 Friday and 10-5 Saturday and Sunday to see the exhibition which accompanies the book - for one weekend only.

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