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20231101.en_13212329_4 | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul%20Coldwell | Paul Coldwell | He has contributed to numerous conferences and symposia, including as key note speaker at Reflections on Contemporary Printmaking, Portugal 2013, Impact 7 Australia 2011, Password, Lybijana 2014 and SNAP3 International Print Symposium. Kloster Bentlage/Germany 2015. He regularly contributes to the journal Print Quarter... | [
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