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Deer, Wilderness and Rowan Trees: Finding a place for art

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What does it mean to be an artist? This is the fundamental question asked by many aspiring creative people as they seek to find a purpose for their art. Using his practice as a guide, artist Russell Cuthbert will talk about his experiences as an artist: from his early career to working at Rowan, a local charity that uses art to support people with learning difficulties.

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