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Spirit Mapping for Martin Harrison

By anneelvey on October 20, 2015 • ( 0 )

Juno Gemes’ Protraits of Martin Harrison 2005-2014 are now up on Plumwood Mountain. A beautiful and moving tribute to Martin: his person and his work.

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