BOAA 2018: Biennale of Australian Art
Strontium 90 - embryonic, 2018
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Strontium 90 - embryonic, 2018
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Strontium 90 - embryonic, 2018
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Strontium 90 - embryonic, 2018
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Strontium 90 - embryonic, 2018
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Strontium 90 - embryonic, 2018
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Strontium 90 - embryonic, 2018
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Strontium 90 - embryonic, 2018
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Strontium 90 - embryonic, 2018
Instal image; Hand blown glass bush plums, perspex box
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Strontium 90 - embryonic, 2018
Instal image; Hand blown glass bush plums, perspex box
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Strontium 90 - embryonic, 2018
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Yhonnie Scarce
21 Sep - 6 Nov 2018
Yhonnie Scarce is featured in BOAA, Biennale of Australian Art, the largest showcase of living Australian artists. BOAA ART 2018 tells Australian stories; stories of our past, present and future, reflecting what it means to be Australian today. BOAA ART 2018, directed by Julie Collins, will have a strong Aboriginal focus, as well as celebrating our multiculturalism.
Ballarat is perfectly placed to host Victoria’s most significant contemporary visual art festival with its celebrated regional gallery, The Art Gallery of Ballarat, significant public art collection, growing contemporary scene, heritage buildings and compelling natural environments. The scale and physicality of Ballarat will provide the ideal “whole of town” gallery experience for audiences.