"A Pop Nightmare" in Belgium

Dawn.com Published September 26, 2012
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The exhibition, “A Pop Nightmare”, opened on Wednesday and will run until November 18. The exhibition includes work by Belgian mix media artist Pascal Bernier, and is being held at the Botanique exhibition hall.

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