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Sancintya Mohini Simpson, Evelyn Malgil, Leyla Stevens, Brett McMahon, Ryan Andrew Lee, Sara Morawetz, Vicky Browne and Isha Ram Das Simpson. Curated by Meryl Ryan and Naomi Riddle.

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The Lock-Up

90 Hunter Street Newcastle NSW 2300

www.thelockup.org.au

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Promise The Earth

18 Jun - 31 Jul

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More Exhibitions at The Lock-Up

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Steve Lopes responds to identity in landscapes

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“I felt I had to paint this way”: Carbiene McDonald Tjangala’s latest paintings

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