Aberdeen City Council jetwashes away temporary artwork by mistake
A temporary chalk artwork left after a secret midnight dance has been jetwashed away from the front of Aberdeen Art Gallery.
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A temporary chalk artwork left after a secret midnight dance has been jetwashed away from the front of Aberdeen Art Gallery.
St Andrews residents waking up to colourful patterns on the ground today may "chalk" them up to magic, or mischief.
THE CONTROVERSIAL temporary artwork along Bournemouth seafront is to be washed away – but it could take up to a week for it all to go.
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