Jenny Watson: suburban girl to feminist punk

Update: 2018-01-15

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The Museum of Contemporary Art's exhibition (which is now on at the Heide Museum of Contemporary Art in Melbourne) Jenny Watson: the Fabric of Fantasy covers four decades of the artist's work, including work on unconventional fabrics and featuring self-portraits, alter-egos, horses and rockstars.

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Jenny Watson: suburban girl to feminist punk

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Jenny Watson: suburban girl to feminist punk

Jenny Watson: suburban girl to feminist punk