Exhibition: UWE Feminist Society

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A unique exhibition by the UWE Feminist Society. A collection of work from uni students exploring gender equality in new and unexpected ways. Celebrating women in the arts, the exhibition will also begin with a live music event.

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When? 7th - 29th October

Where? The Station

Time? Our exhibition space is open from 9am - 10pm

How much? Free entry, open to all

Should I book? No need to book, come in and enjoy the art

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