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Rhythms of Rotherham
Rhythms of Rotherham
by Tom J Newall
Form of art:
Graphic Signs
Location:
Red Lion Yard, S60 1PL
Location type:
Outdoor
This artwork was created by Tom J Newall alongside the youth groups at Clifton Learning Partnership. Rotherham Rhythms is a bright artwork created using pen and ink, it's a celebration of music and movement in a graffiti style.
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