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Top 10 unmissables at the Melbourne Art Fair

From live performances to a salt-of-the-earth recreation of a supermarket, this year’s Melbourne Art Fair has surprises galore. And this year we're blogging live from the Vernissage!

12 Aug 2014

Miranda Tay

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Detail from a Joana Vasconcelos artwork, Pearl Lam Galleries. Image: supplied

Interested in this year’s Melbourne Art Fair? Don’t forget to click the ‘View Live Event’ icon to the left, or at the end of this article, to see our live tweets, images and other coverage of this year’s Vernissage.

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Miranda Tay

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Miranda Tay is Deputy Editor of ArtsHub.com.au

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