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Making Tracks

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Hay, Paul

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Australian National University

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Curated by Paul Hay Making Tracks was an exhibition of alumni from the Sculpture Workshop, School of Art, Australian National University (1989-2007). The exhibition held as part of the Centenary of Canberra celebrations showcased the diversity of practice by Sculpture Workshop alumni and demonstrated the breadth of sculpture activity taught in the Workshop. The exhibition was designed to encourage young people with an interest in sculpture to consider the School of Art Sculpture Workshop as a possible place to begin their art careers.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/73669

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2100-01-06

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