A Survey of Works by Helen Bells

8 am to 3 pm

Little Village Cafe

A survey of works by Helen Bells. From earlier works in 2000 to her current practices

Opening night Fri 13th March from 6 - 8pm. With snacks and drinks available from the cafe.

Exhibition will run fromTuesday 10th march til thursday 26th march
During cafe hours … 8am to 3pm …

Works purchased on the opening night will be available to take home on that night … cash and carry rules

Eft available as well

Opening night Fri 13th March from 6 - 8pm. With snacks and drinks available from the cafe.

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Helen Bells

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