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From: apollonia <apollonia-art-exchanges at wanadoo.fr>
Date: Thu, 18 Sep 2003 12:24:50 +0200

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International Forum of Visual Arts
1st - 6th October 2003, Tbilisi

We are pleased to announce you the opening of the 1st International
Forum of Visual Arts organised in Tbilisi by the Centre of Cultural 
Coordination,
Europe-Caucasus (based in Paris), the Centre of Cultural Coordination
Caucasus-Europe (based in Tbilisi) and the Centre of Contemporary Art
of Tbilisi.

apollonia, european art exchanges actively supports this project, which
presents itself as a good opportunity to set up an effective collaboration
between the South-Caucasus and the Balkan contemporary art scene.

We are highly honoured to participate to the Forum. The main organiser
of this event, Shalva Khakhanashvili, invites us to present our activities
and, especially, South East European Contemporary Art Network (SEECAN).

For more information or if you want to take part to the Forum, please
contact:

Shalva Khakhanashvili,
Director of the Centre of Cultural Coordination Caucasus ? Europe
(CCCCE)
e-mail: shalvak at noos.fr
apollonia, European art exchanges
e-mail: apollonia-art-exchanges at wanadoo.fr
apollonia, european art exchanges
12, rue du Faubourg de Pierre
F - 67000 Strasbourg
tel.:   + 33 3 88 52 15 12
fax:    + 33 3 88 52 15 44
apollonia-art-exchanges at wanadoo.fr
www.apollonia-art-exchanges.com


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