| 13A Dundas Street , Edinburgh New Town EH3 6QG | |
| 01315571412 | |
| Arusha Gallery Website | |
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Arusha Gallery is a contemporary art gallery with its main premises in Edinburgh's historic New Town. Opening in 2013, Arusha runs an annual programme of exhibitions, events and fairs, both nationally and internationally, with regular collaborations with guest artists, curators, festivals and institutions.
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