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Amuse-Bouche, paintings by Helen O'Sullivan-Tyrrell
Exhibition

Amuse-Bouche, paintings by Helen O'Sullivan-Tyrrell

09maart
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12april
Rue Murillo 21, 1000 Brussels, Brussels-Capital, Belgium

Free

Description

"Amuse-bouche" is all about food and its place in the artist's psyche: comfort food, food for special occasions, everyday food. With titles such as “Sunday Dinner”, “Soda Bread” and “Popcorn”, this exhibition is beyond visual representation, it is about associations, recollections and nostalgia.

Date info

14:00:00 - 18:00:00

Tickets

Free

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