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Facing the House: Commissioning a Portrait of Ipswich

Cassandra Lehman-Schultz

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The key aspects and features of the exhibition 'The Ipswich House: heritage house portraits by Contemporary Queensland Artists' at the Ipswich Art Gallery are discussed. The exhibition offers itself as an intriguing portrait of a city.

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The key aspects and features of the exhibition 'The Ipswich House: heritage house portraits by Contemporary Queensland Artists' at the Ipswich Art Gallery are discussed. The exhibition offers itself as an intriguing portrait of a city.

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The key aspects and features of the exhibition 'The Ipswich House: heritage house portraits by Contemporary Queensland Artists' at the Ipswich Art Gallery are discussed. The exhibition offers itself as an intriguing portrait of a city.

Key concepts: Exhibition, Portrait, Project commissioning, Publishing, Visual arts, Key (lock), Art, Art history

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