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Celia Rosser Medal for botanical illustration announced, QPAC scholar receives drama award, shortlist for Premier's History Award, plus more news.
30 Sep 2020
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Dianne Emery’s painting of the fly agaric mushroom has won the Celia Rosser medal. Image supplied.

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The Art of Botanical Illustration (TABI) exhibition has opened with the announcement that artist Dianne Emery has won the Celia Rosser Medal for her painting of the beautiful but toxic Amanita muscaria – fly agaric mushroom.

Usually held at Domain House near Melbourne’s Botanic Gardens, this year’s exhibition can be viewed online from 19 September to 31 December 2020.

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