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'Thinking differently about diversity' is an audiovisual exhibition of artwork by people whose minds work 'differently,' exploring the role and value of diversity in both nature and society.
Created as part of a Gloucestershire-wide community engagement project co-produced by Forestry England and Artspace Cinderford, the exhibition will take place in the Great Oak Hall at Westonbirt Arboretum.
Entry to the exhibition is free with day admission to Westonbirt, and visitors are welcome to drop in anytime between 01 May and 10 May 2023 to enjoy the artwork displays and learn more about neurodiversity.
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