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    Rhythm in Ruby Shoes

    Monday 06JanuaryRhythm in Ruby Shoes

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    A solo exhibition by artist Emily Dober. Known for her dynamic watercolour and gouache paintings, Emily explores themes of dance, movement, and performance, drawing inspiration from musicals and films like Mamma Mia and Strictly Ballroom. Her work is characterised by vibrant energy, intricate costumes, and bold, bright colours.

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    6 January 2025 9:30 am - 4:00 pm

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