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The recipient of the Artrage Inaugural Installation Residency for 2008 is emerging installation artist Rose Skinner. Until February 24 Skinner will use The Breadbox Gallery as a studio space for large-scale physical experiments where candy-coloured kid’s toys will be bound together on an epic scale. The project will bear fruit for the installation of a large scale new work in Forrest Chase planned for March, but until then the gallery will function as a closed studio space with unique ‘open window’ sessions posted online. www.artrage.com.au/breadbox

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