Art
Rear Windows presents Pounding the Pavement Street Photo Thailand
- Time: 12/02/15 12:30PM - 12/02/15 12:30PM
- Place: Bangkok
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A group exhibition by 11 Thai photographers, capturing everyday moments on the streets of Bangkok with the aim of promoting street photography.
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| How Much: | B100.00 |
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