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The Language of Place: Susan Laughton and Bronwen Sleigh at &Gallery Edinburgh

Irina Runkel
Last updated: 9 October 2025 10:47
Published 9 October 2025
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Edinburgh’s &Gallery is mounting a new exhibition of work by Susan Laughton and Bronwen Sleigh, whose practices explore architecture, landscape and abstraction.

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