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One to One Portfolio Review


8 Mar 2019, 12:30pm - 2:30pm

310 New Cross Road. SE14 6AF.

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Cost Free / Book here
Department Centre for Arts and Learning
Contact fcent001(@gold.ac.uk)

Art students bring along your portfolio for a 20 minute one to one advice and portfolio development session. This a free event but booking is required. With Artist Melina Michael.

Artists In Residence: Spaces In Between

Current MA Arts and Learning students from Goldsmiths University will facilitate a programme of free community events from 3 - 9 March.

Supported by Goldsmiths University Of London and Alumni & Friends.

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8 Mar 2019 12:30pm - 2:30pm
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