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Justene grew up in a wreckers’ yard. Now her chaotic creations crowd the Queensland Art Gallery

Publié par Brisbane Times · Australie il y a 3 h

Unicorns, jellyfish women, walking boats: Too much is not enough in the squishy, joyful world of Brisbane-based artist Justene Williams, who is taking over the QAG this summer.

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Justene grew up in a wreckers’ yard. Now her chaotic creations crowd the Queensland Art Gallery

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