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New York comes to Perth

Perth will get an opportunity to look at a very different kind of city with a photo exhibition from MOMA.

22 Jan 2013 12:00

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A slice of New York culture will find a temporary home in Perth with the arrival of acclaimed MOMA photography exhibition, Picturing New York at the Art Gallery of Western Australia.

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