Smoke Stacks & Explosions - Art, Identity & The Environment at The Latrobe Regional Gallery
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Smoke Stacks & Explosions - Art, Identity & The Environment at The Latrobe Regional Gallery
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Josie and Steph take you on a whirlwind recap of the Hazelwood Exhibit that was on display at The Latrobe Regional Gallery. The Coal Face team discuss the role of art in shaping collective identities, how space can facilitate conversations around trauma and a Morwellian myth about the Hazelwood landowner who would drive his Rolls Royce around the paddocks of the power station. Show notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PF0NyZgbU-NZXgsFx2DlR_tHFCtCCHVqL7XYcA5902g/edit?usp=sharing
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