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✓ Published: 02-Aug-2017
✓ Published: 02-Aug-2017
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This is archive footage of a live FLUX talks (www.fluxevents.co.uk) event on the 31st May 2017 at Lights of Soho Gallery London. nnCurated by Aphra Shemza and featuring Elizabeth Sandford Richardson / Apple Tart, Innessa Demidova and Arts Republic: Tom Wilkinson and Molly Fletcher. nnThe event is set to the theme of public media art with a specific focus on environmental concerns. Artists have always been innovators and often lead the way forward for other industries to follow. With many artists
This is archive footage of a live FLUX talks (www.fluxevents.co.uk) event on the 31st May 2017 at Lights of Soho Gallery London. nnCurated by Aphra Shemza and featuring Elizabeth Sandford Richardson / Apple Tart, Innessa Demidova and Arts Republic: Tom Wilkinson and Molly Fletcher. nnThe event is set to the theme of public media art with a specific focus on environmental concerns. Artists have always been innovators and often lead the way forward for other industries to follow. With many artists
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