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Australian Muslim Artists 2021 ExhibitionNovember 19, 2021Virtual exhibition remains on view-
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Australian Muslim Women’s Arts Project and No Added Sugar exhibition – News and interviews
The No Added Sugar exhibition opening at the Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre on Saturday 12 May 2012 is the culmination of twelve months of community engagement and hard work by the artists and project coordinators. The group of artists from different cultural backgrounds have … Continue reading






