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The Fijian contemporary art exhibition where even karaoke is on show

Published 20 November 2023, 7:57 am
An exhibition showcasing a fusion of Pacific Island traditions and contemporary art has opened at Carriageworks in Sydney. It's the first major solo exhibition by Fijian-Australian artist Salote Tawale, and explores cultural identity through memory.
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