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    April 20, 2023

    Artist celebrates 80 with Queen’s Park Gallery Exhibition: Dr Alison Thompson recollects

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    Artist celebrates 80 with Queen’s Park Gallery Exhibition: Roundtable Talk with Alison Chapman-Andrews 22/04/2023

  • "To find respite and suffer in revelation, in essence, working to immerse in her expression, her wisdom and her worldview is an exceptional experience and the greatest by sharing - so I say thank you, Alison for your life's work to date and thank you for generously and selflessly affording us a glimpse of your soul. "
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    December 8, 2019

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