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06 Sept 2025
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Art as Exchange's (AAEX) dynamic new exhibition 'Exchange' that celebrates artistic collaboration and open communication was launched on Friday night.
Curated by Caoimhe Murphy, the exhibition is taking place in the Credit Union building on Clanbrassil Street, Dundalk, until Thursday, April 17th, inviting audiences to experience art as an interactive and evolving dialogue.
Through 'Exchange', visitors are invited to witness and participate in the creative process, emphasizing the fluid and ever-evolving nature of artistic dialogue.
This event is curated by Caoimhe Murphy and funded by Louth Arts Office and Dundalk Credit Union.
AAEX (Art as Exchange) is a collective dedicated to exploring art as an interactive and participatory experience.
For more information about AAEX visit their website aaex.artspark.ie
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