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Jane Gerrish: Observe in Bungendore

March 13 - March 21

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Jane Gerrish: See the Sydney artist’s new exhibition Observe at Suki & Hugh Gallery, Bungendore, until 21 March; sukihugh.com.au

Opening hours:

10 am to 2 pm Thursday & Friday

10 am to 4 pm Saturday & Sunday

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Start:
March 13
End:
March 21
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Organiser

Suki & Hugh Gallery
Phone:
02 6238 1398
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Venue

Suki & Hugh Gallery
38a Gibraltar Street
Bungendore, NSW 2621 Australia + Google Map
Phone:
02 6238 1398
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