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FACE TO FACE | Contemporary African and South American Art
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Group exhibition FACE TO FACE is an invitation to encounter contemporary African and South American painters and take a deeper glance at the faces portrayed to understand the language, cultural backgrounds, and worldviews inscribed on the canvases.
Title: FACE TO FACE | Contemporary African and South American Art
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Group exhibition FACE TO FACE is an invitation to encounter contemporary African and South American painters and take a deeper glance at the faces portrayed to understand the language, cultural backgrounds, and worldviews inscribed on the canvases.
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