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I’m a Feminist but…

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Curator Eleanor Scicchitano has brought together seven women to explore the challenges and hypocrisies of being a twenty-first century feminist. As part of the inaugural FRAN Festival 2017, the exhibition presents a multitude of female voices attempting to reconcile their desires and needs.

 

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Jacqueline Bradley (ACT) Chantal Henley (QLD) Deborah Prior (SA) Alex Pye (NSW) Amanda Radomi (SA) Olivia White (SA) Meg Wilson (SA)

 

Image: Olivia White, Tossed Guilt Salad, (detail), 2017, oil on linen

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