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Artists from Wales join the Disabled Avant Garde on the site near Oriel Davies Gallery in Newtown, Mid Wales. Camp DAG was an art installation as a pretence of a travellers camp (though some local travellers thought it was for real) which acted as the site for filming ‘Camp DAG the film’ which will be shown next year at Oriel Davies gallery.

Artists from Wales join the Disabled Avant Garde on the site near Oriel Davies Gallery in Newtown, Mid Wales. Camp DAG was an art installation as a pretence of a travellers camp (though some local travellers thought it was for real) which acted as the site for filming ‘Camp DAG the film’ which will be shown next year at Oriel Davies gallery.

Artists from Wales join the Disabled Avant Garde on the site near Oriel Davies Gallery in Newtown, Mid Wales. Camp DAG was an art installation as a pretence of a travellers camp (though some local travellers thought it was for real) which acted as the site for filming ‘Camp DAG the film’ which will be shown next year at Oriel Davies gallery.

Artists from Wales join the Disabled Avant Garde on the site near Oriel Davies Gallery in Newtown, Mid Wales. Camp DAG was an art installation as a pretence of a travellers camp (though some local travellers thought it was for real) which acted as the site for filming ‘Camp DAG the film’ which will be shown next year at Oriel Davies gallery.