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On the Way to the Airport, an art exhibition

Anurendra Jegadeva, artist

30-Jun-17 14:00

On the Way to the Airport, an art exhibition

The artist has shuttled between Australia for a while, and circumstances have allowed him to settle down there for a while. With a perspective that permits comparing and contrasting the two countries in which he lived in the flesh, he presents 35 portraits “printed on the actual pages taken from The Picturesque Atlas of Australasia, a vintage London-based publication from the 1880s.


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