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This story features an Australian contemporary artist who works primarily in video and performance. His career story is a great resource for students to understand how to be open for change, figuring out what they like and how to be true to themselves in their work. Via Kim Flintoff 
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November 20, 2017 4:44 AM
This story features an Australian contemporary artist who works primarily in video and performance. His career story is a great resource for students to understand how to be open for change, figuring out what they like and how to be true to themselves in their work.
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