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ICYMI: The week’s top news in the arts

Artists of Colour Scholarship, COVID emotions hotline turned to music, symphony returns to park, Melbourne comes alive with the work of artists, and more.

18 Sep 2020 12:00

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Kelsey Ashe, Those are pearls (2019), Archival Photographic Print. Part of Imaginary Territories exhibition at PS Art Space Fremantle. Image supplied courtesy the artist.

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