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For the inaugural exhibition at Arcadeworks, two artists, Nabil Ahmed and Pol Mclernon place a discourse on blindness by suspending the books of the Old Testament in braille in the shared premises of Arckiv (vintage eyewear) and Arcadeworks gallery.
Installation view
Detail
Arcadeworks
Arch 67
the Stables market
Chalk farm road
London
NW1 8AH
United Kingdom
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