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WTAG acknowledge and thank the
following organisations for their support.
Artentwine: Unwind in the West Tamar Landscape: its people and their stories is supported through funding from the Australian Government's Your Community Heritage Fund
‘In a time when people are beginning to look to their immediate environment for a sense of community and sustainability, we focus on places and people close to ‘home’ with fresh eyes’.
Unwind in the West Tamar Landscape; its People and Stories. You are invited, bring family and friends to explore an exciting Photographic/Video Exhibition by Mel de Ruyter at the Windsor Community Precinct, 1 Windsor Drive, Riverside.
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The work documents ‘Our People and Their Halls’ including the lead up and events for Our Halls Our Community celebrations which was part of Artentwine event held throughout the West Tamar region during October, 2012.
Mel de Ruyter is a local artist based in Riverside. She completed her Bachelor of Contemporary Arts in 2010, majoring in Photo Media.
Viewing Monday to Friday, 15th March – 30th May, 2013 celebrating Australian Heritage Week.
The Regional Arts Fund is an Australian Government initiative delivered in partnership with
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