Australian Tapestry Workshop (ATW)
Group Exhibition
Collapsed Ecologies
With: Alterfact Studio, Ana Teresa Barboza (Peru), Troy Emery , Caro Pattle, Aliki Van Der Kruijs (Nld).
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With: Alterfact Studio, Ana Teresa Barboza (Peru), Troy Emery , Caro Pattle, Aliki Van Der Kruijs (Nld).
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