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    Friday
    06Nov2009

    Tom Foulsham @ Minnie Wiesz Studios

    DateFriday, November 6, 2009 at 5:06PM

    Man Making Machine from Tom Foulsham on Vimeo.

     

    TOM FOULSHAM

    The Table that can Tell Stories and Other Contraptions.

    13th November - 3rd December 2009

    Private View

    12 November  6pm - 9pm

    MINNIE WEISZ STUDIO,

    123 PANCRAS RD LONDON NW1 1UN

     

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