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KID ACNE First solo exhibition in a proper gallery private view on Thursday April 2nd, 6pm – 9pm.
It’s bound to be a right palaver, including bespoke soundtrack by Cherrystones, life-size incarnations and a ruck of free booze.
Please note: Everyone must RSVP to: nina@stelladore.co.uk
Smoke & Mirrors runs April 3rd while April 25th @ Stella Dore, 47 Rivington St, London, EC2.
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KID ACNE
Stella Dore Presents KID ACNE Smoke & Mirrors
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