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Diaries, Petticoats and Copious Research: a Rare Glimpse into Mirka Mora’s Artistic Process
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Diaries, Petticoats and Copious Research: a Rare Glimpse into Mirka Mora’s Artistic Process
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'In February 1983, Melbourne artist Mirka Mora spent two weeks in Perth, painting an almost 21-metre long frieze of six zinc panels. Drawing on imagery as diverse as shipwrecks, cherubs, local flora, black swans and harp-playing quokkas, the mural was made in public during the city’s festival. People flocked to the forecourt of the Perth Concert Hall to watch Mora in action.' (Introduction)
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