Exhibition shows the ties that bind

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Family members (from left) Malcolm Edwards, Chris Naylor, Jimmy Naylor, 15, Deborah Robb and Dorothy Piper with the family tree showing connections between the 23 members of their family who make up the artists in the ''Family Artistree'' exhibition which opens at Central Stories, in Alexandra, on February 1 and runs all month. PHOTO: JULIE ASHER Art exhibitions have a theme that links all the work together — style, medium or subject are common.

Exhibition shows the ties that bind

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