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Cultural Connotations and its staff members have been involved in many art, photography, craft, design, history and archaeology exhibitions. Please explore some of them below.

cultural tour of canada PDF Print E-mail
Annette Welkamp managed the cultural tour Discovering le Grand Nord: Eastern Canada and Rebellious Boston for Australians Studying Abroad in September. The tour leader was the inimitable and indefatigable Kenneth Park. We visited Toronto, Quebec City, Ottawa, Montreal and a host of other cultural hotspots in between. For more information on this tour and many other cultural journeys go to the ASA website.
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found out. art from the found object PDF Print E-mail
Found objects and recycled materials can serve as an evocative medium for expression.
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atelier mendini PDF Print E-mail
The inaugural exhibition at the new Groninger Museum in the Netherlands. It profiled the works of its senior architect, Alessandro Mendini and his design team.
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centre bounce. football from australia’s heart 1 PDF Print E-mail
This exhibition is currently on tour through the communities of the Northern Territory. The exhibition was designed so it can be hung on walls in a gallery or on fences in a paddock.
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in the can. the stanley fowler archive, csiro PDF Print E-mail
Between 1936 and 1947, Stanley Fowler made almost 13,000 aerial photographs of the Australian coast and waters.
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public art policy way out west
Cultural Connotations prepared a public arts policy for the Shire of Glenelg. The Shire extends over an area of 6,212 sq. kilometres, so there is a lot of ground to cover. Located on the coast in the far west of Victoria, there are great opportunities for public art. Towns in the Shire include Portland, Heywood, Casterton, Merino and Nelson, and there are many places in between. Watch those spaces. Shire of Gleneld website