ACT ART - CHILDREN OF THE DAMNED addresses DIFFERENCE

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ACT ART - CHILDREN OF THE DAMNED addresses DIFFERENCE

The Manifesto Club's Visiting Artists Petition has been invited to collect signatures at:

The 7th annual London ACT ART event ACTART 7 - CHILDREN OF THE DAMNED addresses DIFFERENCE.
100 ARTISTS WORKING IN ALL MEDIA, 60 FILMS/VIDEOS, 40 LIVE SHOWS, 10 LIVE AREAS, FOOD & DJ’s
7.30pm – 5am on Friday 6th November 2009
@ HIDDEN, 100 Tinworth Street, Vauxhall, London, SE11 5EQ.
ACTART.CO.UK

It looks like great fun, come and join me.

Manick Govinda
Campaign Co-ordinator: Visiting Artists Petition
Manifesto Club: http://www.manifestoclub.com/visitingartists

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