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Image: Karen Casey (Palawa), Let’s Shake (detail), 2006–2011, plaster, installation dimensions variable,476 parts, 12 x 9 x 4 cm (approx. each). Collection of Koorie Heritage Trust. Donated through theAustralian Government’s CulturalGifts Program by Daniel Young in memory of Karen Casey.
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