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KEY CONTACTS:
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Visual art - art and health
Visual art - art and disability
Visual art - art collections
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Visual art - retail art galleries
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Visual art - studios, workshops and colonies
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Visual art - voluntary arts
Visual art - youth arts
KEY CONTACTS
David Mach, Match Head Sculpture (1)
Use the navigation bar on the left to find contact details for organisations working in the visual arts sector.
More information about artists from or working in Scotland is available on the Culturebase.net international artist database.
 
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