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Jim Ede: a collector at home

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  • UserLucy Bayley, University of the Arts, London
  • ClockThursday 13 December 2012, 13:10-13:40
  • HouseKettle's Yard gallery.

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Part of our series of Thursday lunchtime talks, by Lucy Bayley, PhD candidate, University of the Arts, London.

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