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Location detail II Gymea Lily

by Ameneiro, Tony.

Loch ard

by Douglas, Neil.

Source: Solo Survey Exhibition Linkage Project, Tasmanian School of Art, UTAS Warnambool Art Gallery exhibition archive

Entrance to Loch Goil

by Atherton, Rupert A..

Loch,
Wife of the Governor of Victoria, she produced a small drawing which was included in the Picturesque Atlas of Australasia.
Locher, John Henry, b. 1824
Lithographer, was born in Switzerland, and moved to Melbourne, Australia. By 1857 he was in partnership with Julius Hamel. Six days after he wrote his ...
Flowing Locks

by Raisin, Hannah.

Flowing Locks was a live performance performed at the Australian Centre of Contemporary Art, Melbourne, in 2007. Raising dressed in a skin toned body suit ...

Locked in

by Nehl, Andrew.

Doomed to live it for the rest of your/our/their/lives ...

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Abbott-Lock, Keryn, b. 1953
Kerryn was an active participant of the 1980s ARI sector.
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Lock, H T
Lock, Christian, b. 1969
Devoting many years to studying the visual arts in Adelaide, Christian Lock has built a strong artistic profile in South Australia. Since winning a Prize ...
Lockington, C.
Wood engraver, advertised in the Illustrated Sydney News of 13 May 1854 as a designer and engraver on wood, stating that he was 'prepared to ...
Locksmith Fundraiser

by Dawson, Marley.

Lockyer, Ann
Lockyer, Anne, b. 1935
Lockyer began her career in commercial and domestic interior design in Brisbane working as Anne Lockyer Interior Design ca.1969. She became a member of the ...
A Locomotive Engine

by Babbage, Charles Whitmore.

Locus

by Gough, Julie.

Installation piece of canoe, tea tree, cuttlefish bone and plywood for Zones of Contact, 2006 Sydney Biennale.

The Line of Lode and Death of Charlie Day

by Mesiti, Angelica.

Inspired by the grandeur of its physical landscape and the unique place it occupies in our cultural consciousness, this video work focuses on social groups ...

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The Line of Lode and Death of Charlie Day - Catalogue

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Exhibition Catalogue

Loder, Bruce
Loder and Dunphy
An architectural practice formed by Milo Dunphy and Bruce Loder in 1957. They executed a number of Protestant churches using innovative concrete technology including precast ...