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Shared Material is on view at &Gallery, Edinburgh June 6 – July 1, 2026 Exhibiting artists: A-S Rope, Dan Kelly, Derek Wilson, Frances Priest, Jane Cairns, Lorraine Robson, Matthew Chambers, Nicholas Lees, Rebecca Appleby, Roger Coll, Steven Edwards &Gallery is delighted to announce our debut ceramics exhibition, Shared Material. Bringing together a dynamic group of […]

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