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Starfish

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CreatorJo-Anne BertramLauren BertramMadison BorgmanJessica GrantRhiannon MitchellAlexis ReidCasey ReidTaylah WebbTitleStarfishDate17 October 2021MediumClayDimensionsM2022.30.1-1 H. 42mm x W. 196mm x D. 178mm
M2022.30.1-2 H. 48mm x W. 167mm x D. 170mm
M2022.30.1-3 H. 58mm x W. 187mm x D. 176mm
M2022.30.1-4 H. 30mm x W. 185mm x D. 180mm
M2022.30.1-5 H. 10mm x W. 87mm x D. 75mm
M2022.30.1-6 H. 12mm x W. 76mm x D. 66mm
M2022.30.1-7 H. 12mm x W. 75mm x D. 72mm
M2022.30.1-8 H. 12mm x W. 78mm x D. 72mmAccession NumberM2022.30.1Credit LineCommunity Curators Project was supported by the NSW Government through Create NSW. Access AdviceFor research purposes only. No reproduction without permission of Coffs Harbour Regional Museum.

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Eight clay starfish, four large and four small, glazed in various colours of blue, green yellow, orange and white.

Starfish and poem created as part of a workshop at the Art Department in Toormina, 17 October 2021, for the Community Curator Project. Facilitated by Community Curator, Rhiannon Mitchell, the workshop explored Aboriginal connections to country, specifically the ocean. Each participant chose a local starfish to create.

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