
ANASTASIIA MIKHNO PHANTOM LINE
MEETING
Opening: 16.12.2022, opening hour: 18.00 CET
We invite you to our Patio to meet the Ukrainian artist Anastasiia Mikhno who present her project “PHANTOM LINE”.
We invite you to our Patio to meet the Ukrainian artist Anastasiia Mikhno who present her project “PHANTOM LINE”.
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