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#WAAD2017 Expend art exhibition: Artist’s Talk Audio & Video

April 4, 2017May 25, 2018

Recordings

If you missed Prue’s talk at La Trobe Art Institute, Thursday 4 May 2017, the video below shows her performing ‘Expend’ the feature piece in her exhibition at Writer’s Block, Borchardt Library, during May; or you can view her talk slides or listen to a recording of the talk.

Video

Audio

(40+ minutes)

Slides

Download the Powerpoint slides from Prue’s talk

(note: 7.5mB file)

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Prue Stevenson, ‘Expend’, Acrylic on Wall (Mural),
240cm x 180cm, ©2014
Acknowledgement: Prue gratefully acknowledges
the financial support of this exhibition
provided by the Autism CRC

Join fine artist, singer, autism advocate – and 3rd Dan Taekwondo Black Belt – Prue Stevenson, in a special free talk at the La Trobe Art Institute (LAI), along with Alex Aulich from OTARC.

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World Autism Awareness Day

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Exhibitions #WAAD2017

Prue Stevenson, ‘Expend’, Acrylic on Wall (Mural), 240cm x 180cm, ©2014 Acknowledgement: Prue gratefully acknowledges the financial support of this exhibition provided by the Autism CRC — *Prue Stevenson, ‘Expend’, Acrylic on Wall (Mural), 240cm x 180cm, ©2014*
*Acknowledgement: Prue gratefully acknowledges the financial support of this exhibition provided by the Autism CRC*

Expend – works by Prue Stevenson

Writer’s Block Cafe, Borchardt Library, La Trobe University Bundoora – Saturday 1 April to Sunday 21 May 2017

and

Artist’s Talk: Thursday 4 May, 5.30pm, La Trobe Art Institute, 121 View Street, Bendigo

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For more details on La Trobe University’s 50th anniversary: 50years.latrobe/events

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