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Lagos exhibition creates market for artists
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A new Christian art exhibition in Lagos themed “Creation Speaks” aims to create a market for nearly 200 artists to showcase and sell their work.
- A new Christian art exhibition in Lagos themed “Creation Speaks” aims to create a market for nearly 200 artists to showcase and sell their work.
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- LSSTF Boosts the 57 Local Govts, LCDA in Lagos with Sports Equipment
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A new Christian art exhibition in Lagos themed “Creation Speaks” aims to create a market for nearly 200 artists to showcase and sell their work.
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- Center: A new Christian art exhibition in Lagos themed “Creation Speaks” aims to create a market for nearly 200 artists to showcase and sell their work. Read More: https://punchng.com/lagos-exhibition-creates-market-for-artists/
- Right: Coverage gap: Currently unaddressed by verified outlets on this side of the spectrum.
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- 16m agoTHISDAYLIVE: LSSTF Boosts the 57 Local Govts, LCDA in Lagos with Sports Equipment
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