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Tomorrow’s on fire: an artist responds to bushfires

Like many artists, animator and director Darcy Prendergast wanted to use his art to respond to the inaction around human-induced climate change.
7 Jan 2020 12:00
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Still image from Tomorrow’s on Fire by Darcy Prendergast of Oh Yeah Wow Studios.

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