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Twenty years of Sculpture by the Sea

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2016

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Grishin, Sasha

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Sculpture by the Sea Inc

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Sculpture by the Sea began as an eccentric idea that has since caught the Imag1natIon of a nation It has become an institution In its own right and now Is as firmly entrenched In the country's psycr.e as is the Arch,bald Portrait Pnze. Today it would be difficult to imagine the arts calendar without Sculpture by the Sea at Bonc:11. now n ,ts twentieth year, and Sculpture by the Sea at Cottesloe, on the opposite side of the continent, that is now In its twelfth year.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/272374

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Sculpture by the Sea: The First Twenty Years 1997-2016

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2099-12-31

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