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'WOMXN: Hard and Soft' exhibition coming to Spectrum Project Space

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A new exhibition is coming to Edith Cowan University’s exhibition space, exploring the experiences of women and non-binary people.

WOMXN: Hard and Soft brings together the work of female and non-binary artists studying or graduated from ECU, delving into the overarching theme of ‘Hard and Soft’.

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Curated by Olivia Colja, the works aethetically and metaphorically capture autobiographical experiences and share universal themes through their art.

Coinciding with International Women’s Day weekend, the exhibition provides a safe, inclusive and accessible space for an intergenerational and diverse audience.

WOMXN: Hard and Soft comes to ECU Mt Lawley’s Spectrum Project Space from Saturday 7th March.


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