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Residents of Izhevsk are invited to the opening of the exhibition “Contrasts” on November 13

The event will be held in the Izhevsk Art Residence, entrance is free.

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Residents of Izhevsk are invited to the opening of the exhibition “Contrasts” on November 13

Residents and guests of the capital of Udmurtia are invited to a unique cultural event - the opening of the exhibition "Contrasts", which will be held on November 13. The Izhevsk Art Residence will open its doors to present works united by the theme of opposites and their unexpected intersections. Entrance to the event will be free, making it accessible to anyone who appreciates art and aspires to new experiences.

The opening of the exhibition “Contrasts” is an opportunity to expand your horizons, get aesthetic pleasure and spend time in an atmosphere of creativity and inspiration.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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