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Late-night gallery tours and new venues signal a city staking its claim as a regional arts capital On a recent weekday evening, the doors of more than a dozen galleries and museums across Abidjan ...

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(LILIENTHAL GALLERY) – On April 3, from 5–8 PM, Lilienthal Gallery invites Knoxville to an exciting new exhibition, Pattern: The Art of Repetition. Stories of culture, spirituality, philosophy, and ...

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