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A WINDOW TO THE WORLD IN CAMBRIDGE
Cambridge residents and visitors will be able to enjoy window views from across the world via one small window in the centre of the city this month. Put This in Your Window and Think of Me is the latest exhibit at the pop-up gallery The Window at Silver Street, a small window fronting the University of Cambridge’s Land Economy office that is thought to be the city’s smallest art gallery. From Arts Territory Exchange, this latest exhibit is a collaboration between artists in remote and wilderness locations. Focusing on the themes land, territory and ownership, each view comes with a QR code
that can transport visitors to these locations with the click of a phone to view more about the artists and images via websites, films and performances. Sponsored by Cambridge BID, this is the fourth pop-up exhibition at The Window at Silver Street, which is run by Art Language Location (ALL), a not-for-profit, collaborative organisation, run by artists based in Cambridge working at the intersection between art, text and place. Its aim is to support artists and projects to bring exciting and experimental text-based art to unusual and interesting locations. Find out more at artlanguagelocation.org
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