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Rae Bolotin b. 1955

Contemporary sculptor born in Uzbekistan in 1955. Bolotin is well known for her 'apple' sculptures. She won the 2006 Willoughby Art Prize.

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Rae Bolotin

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1955

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Tashkent, Uzbekistan

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Related recognitions	Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize (received) University of Western Sydney Art Prize (received) Wynne Prize (received) Helen Lempriere National Sculpture Award (received) Willoughby Art Prize (received)	Willoughby Art Prize (received) Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize (received) Wynne Prize (received) Helen Lempriere National Sculpture Award (received) University of Western Sydney Art Prize (received)
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