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    WEAVING WORKS NOW ON DISPLAY

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    Over the last 3 months, Boon Wurrung artist Mitch Mahoney and Yorta Yorta artist Donna Blackall have led over 200 local community members in the creation of 6 full-scale canoes and woven fishing nets.

    With the workshops now complete, FCAC will host a night of ceremony and exhibition putting the works into public display.

    Exhibition: Weaving Sustainable Culture

    WHEN: 17 April – 30 May
    VENUE: FCAC Foyer and Rose Garden
    COST: Free

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