EXHIBITION:the ecologies project, mornington peninsula regional gallery, until 16 march 2025
Image: Sam Doctor, Solastalgia 05 2020, pigment print on cotton rag, courtesy of the artist and Chalk Horse, The Ecologies Project, 2024, Linda Tegg, Nanette Shaw, Iutruwita Tasmanian Ancestors, Dyan Summers, Joseph Beuys, Sue Ford, Jill Orr. Photo: Kinfolk Imagery.
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