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Emotional Architecture | homes of imagination, memory and metaphor, James Casebere’s exhibition in Galerie Templon, Brussels

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Photographer James Casebere’s ‘Emotional Architecture’ at Galerie Templon, Brussels is inspired by Mexican architect Luis Barragán and explores the notion of architectural spaces and the houses as metaphors of our society

Suki Dhanda: Race, Place & Diversity by the Seaside in The Gallery at Plymouth College of Art

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British-Asian photographer Suki Dhanda, who studied at Plymouth College of Art, is back in the city at The Gallery with a solo exhibition about Brexit and diversity, focusing on families by the seaside who might not feel so welcome in the UK since the vote to leave the EU

More than Food: foodbanks and the challenges of resilience – photo exhibition at The Poly, Falmouth

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Food poverty will be highlighted in a new exhibition organised by the University of Exeter’s Penryn Campus Social Innovation Group. Featuring the work of photojournalist Paddy Dowling at The Poly in Falmouth, the show will raise awareness and create debate about food poverty

The last oak bark tannery – traditional process captured in Paul Glendell’s photographic exhibition at the Devon Guild of Craftsmen

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Award-winning documentary photographer Paul Glendell, presents images of the UK’s oldest surviving oak bark tannery, found in Devon. Bakers of Colyton have been traditionally processing top quality leather for centuries to supply distinguished shoemakers and top stables. This exhibition captures a nearly forgotten rural way of life, revealing the time and care taken in this ancient tanning process, as well as showing beautifully-made items crafted from oak tanned leather.

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