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Contemporary Art On Tap
London's best public Contemporary Art Space
Location: Arkwright Road, NW3 6DG
Description: At Camden Arts Centre you will not only view art but experience the creative process of making and thinking about art.
With TimeOut and the Evening Standard hailing the space...'My gallery of the year' & 'London's best public contemporary art space'. - you really should go here.
The galleries show artists new to the art scene, well known figures heading in an unexpected direction and artists from the past who inspire today's practitioners.
Whenever you visit, count on seeing fresh and risk-taking work. Artists are at the core of the programme with artists' talks and open studios, workshops led by artists and a new series of live art performances.
Just make sure you keep on eye on the website for what's on - http://www.camdenartscentre.org/.
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