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Private View 15th of November from 6-9 pm - Olivier COULANGE, SEX IN THE CITY - ART EXHIBITION@32nd floor LONDON

Dear Friends,

I'm pleased to announce the Opening of :

Olivier COULANGE, SEX IN THE CITY, Art exhibition
32nd Floor - LONDON
Sky Lounge at Nido Spitafields,
9 Frying Pan Alley - E1 7HS
(Liverpool Street Station)

From 16 Nov.2011 to 2 Jan.2012

PRIVATE VIEW
Tuesday 15th of November from 6-9pm
RSVP : http://sexinthecityexhibition.eventbrite.com

Exhibition's website : http://www.sexinthecity.uk.com

Looking forward to seeing you there,
Best,

Virginie

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