Line of Vision 2008 facts

This display showcases work produced by two groups of young people who participated in Line of Vision projects at the National Gallery in May and June 2008. Line of Vision is a programme of practical projects that aims to ensure inclusion for young people and provide opportunities for them to creatively engage with the National Gallery’s collection. More

Exhibition type(s):

Hands-on exhibition

Subjects:

Student Art

Exhibition

Venues:

Venue	Opened on	Closed on
National Gallery, London	Sep 29, 2008	Jan 4, 2009

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