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Adelaide Fringe 2025: Australian Dreams II

February 15, 2025

Adelaide Fringe 2025: Australian Dreams II

Take a peak at the artworks in situ - AUSTRALIAN DREAMS II - 14 Feb - 16 March 2025

"Australian Dreams II" is a dynamic group exhibition that brings together a diverse range of artists to explore contemporary Australian identity and imagination. Through various mediums and styles, each artist offers a unique interpretation of what it means to dream, belong, and navigate the Australian landscape. This exhibition invites viewers to reflect on both the personal and collective narratives that shape our understanding of Australia today.

Featuring artwork Rod Bax, Dean Bowen, Bruce Earles, David Frazer, Peter Johnson, Michael Leunig, Stefan Mager, Sue Michael, Reg Mombassa (image), Roschelle Nampijinpa Major, Jeanie Nampijinpa Ross, Marissa Napanagka Anderson, Marcelo Pla, Todd Romanowycz, Mark Warren, Ross Wilsmore and Dan Withey.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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