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Untitled #1- 3 from the series Weereewa Bad water

Date

Authors

Conroy, Rowan

Publisher

Pingyao International Photography Exhibition

Abstract

Weereewa is an exhibition about Lake George in New South Wales Australia a mysterious lake that appears and disappears in cycles of 15-20 years. Weereewa or ‘bad water’ was the Ngunnawal name given to Lake George in NSW, so named for the undrinkable salinity of the lake water and an association with bad spirits.

URI

http://hdl.handle.net/1885/297675

Collections

ANU Research Publications

Type

Book Title

Pingyao International Photography Exhibition 2016

Restricted until

2099-12-31

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