ADAPT-r exhibition in London (AMBIKA P3)

Guibert, E. 2016. ADAPT-r exhibition in London (AMBIKA P3).

CreatorsGuibert, E.
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In this group exhibition of ADAPT-r research fellows, the Literacy Library was exhibited.

Year26 Nov 2016

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