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Wollongong Looks at Itself

Jo Holder

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The wide range of exhibits displayed at the Wollongong City Gallery (WCG) in 2009 on the occasion of its 30th anniversary is discussed. The merits of Illawara-based artists' installations, sculptures, paintings and photographs, which were exhibited to highlight the cultural activities of the city, are analysed.

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The wide range of exhibits displayed at the Wollongong City Gallery (WCG) in 2009 on the occasion of its 30th anniversary is discussed. The merits of Illawara-based artists' installations, sculptures, paintings and photographs, which were exhibited to highlight the cultural activities of the city, are analysed.

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The wide range of exhibits displayed at the Wollongong City Gallery (WCG) in 2009 on the occasion of its 30th anniversary is discussed. The merits of Illawara-based artists' installations, sculptures, paintings and photographs, which were exhibited to highlight the cultural activities of the city, are analysed.

Key concepts: Sculpture, Painting, Visual arts, Project commissioning, Publishing, Art gallery, Art, Range (aeronautics)

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