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Vannswet Art Exhibition 'Elemental Forces'

Now Showing at Eden Art Space Gallery



A big Welcome to the first time exhibiting Artists at the Eden Art Space Gallery -

Jean-François Rossignol
See their artworks along with the other exhibiting artists (
George Camille
,
Egbert Marday
, Michelle Griffiths,
Zsaklin Miklós
, Alcide Libanotis, Frances Chang Him, Sophie Perolari, Ryan Chetty,
Andrew Gee
, Marc Luc,
Jude Ally
, Michael Adams, and more... in the Annual Vannswet Exhibition - NOW ON! 👍 Everyone is welcome to visit - its free to look around and we keep you safe and protected 😉 - we provide sanitizer and contact tracing 😝



 

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  1. Saveplus UAE13 August 2025 at 21:33

    Such a delightful showcase—Eden Art Space Gallery proves that contemporary art can truly be affordable. An inspiring collection where originals, prints, and student works meet accessibility and creativity.

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