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Great North Art Show

An event in September in North Yorkshire
Ripon Cathedral
Ripon
Event begins: 30th November -0001
Great North Art Show ends on 30th November -0001
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Opening times 10am-4pm
Free Admission

The prestigious Great North Art Show is a selling exhibition which will feature over 250 pieces of new work by some of the UK’s finest contemporary painters, printmakers and photographers.

A collection of artists, photographers and sculptors, all professionals, will be showing a fantastic variety of work in the wonderful setting offered by Ripon Cathedral. There will also be an Art Trail around the city to coincide with the exhibition.

Tel: 01765 603534
Email: info@greatnorthartshow.co.uk

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