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Adornment — Rowena Morgan, My Grandmothers Country, 2018, screen printed on dupion silk. Image courtesy of Nagula Jarndu Designs.

Mundaring Arts Centre

Adornment

MAC Inc. Members share exquisite and intriguing works that interpret the word adornment, celebrating the power to transform the ordinary while bringing beauty, individual expression and honouring cultural traditions of embellishment.

With: Amanda Alderson, Vicki Ames, Jan Baljagil Gunjaka Griffiths (Waringarri Aboriginal Arts), Liz Berry, Joanna Brown, Ric Burkitt, Melissa Cameron, Pamela Cary, Kim Christian, Dee Constable, Barbara Cotter, Moira Court, Nicola Cowie, Mary Ann Dawson, Jane Donlin, Michelle Dujmovic, Angela Ferolla, Barbara Gell, Pam Gray, Andrea Green-Ugle (Yamaji Art), Dimity Gregson, Julie Hein, Cath Inman, Jessica Jubb, Eden Lennox, Bethamy Linton, Susan Mader, Rowena Morgan (Nagula Jarndu), Nathan Thomas (Waringarri Aboriginal Arts), Lesley Parker, Allery Sandy (Yinjaa-Barni Art), Joy Denise Scott, Aaron C.N. Seymour, Amelia Sonnekus, Susie Vickery and Katrina Virgona.

8 November—21 December

Mundaring Arts Centre

7190 Great Eastern Highway, Mundaring

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