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Archie Moore b. 1970

Archie Moore is a Brisbane based multi-media artist who in 2001 won the Samstag International Visual Arts Scholorship.

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'Interview with the artist, 2008’.
Morrell, Timothy, 'Smart Art for Under $2000’, Australian Art Collector, Issue 22, October-December 2002.
http://www.artcollector.net.au/Home.aspx?element=1&category=1
(2008), 'Moore, Archie’, Correspondence with the author.
(2009), 'Barkley, Glenn’, Correspondence with the author.

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