Pop-up postcard art gallery this weekend will help Wokingham fill the Arc
A POP-UP art gallery is opening in Wokingham this weekend ? and the pieces could fit in your pocket.
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Arts4Wokingham crowdfunder for The Arc to launch on Saturday – with limited edition artworks available as rewards
Limited edition art from an artist preparing to create a unique sculpture for Wokingham are among the rewards for people ...
Pockets-sized art exhibition at Wokingham Library will help raise The Arc
POCKET-sized artworks are needed to help create a giant-sized sculpture for Wokingham.
Parkstone Estates latest firm to show support for The Arc, a landmark sculpture for Wokingham
A CAMPAIGN to raise funding for a new landmark sculpture for Wokingham has received support from a real estate management ...
More arts. supports the Arc, Wokingham’s stunning new sculpture
A GROUP that champions artistic endeavours across Wokingham borough are among the latest backers of a new sculpture for the ...
Wokingham Council fully behind The Arc sculpture: ‘It is really going to create an identity for the borough’
WOKINGHAM Borough Council is fully behind plans to bring more artworks to the area.
All aboard The Arc to make new public art for Wokingham a reality
ORGANISERS behind a new public sculpture for Wokingham are hoping the donations will come in more than just two by ...
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