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ArtPlay celebrates 20 years of inspiring children’s creativity

Melbourne's ArtPlay has launched its 2024 program with 'Wild City' by Kathy Holowko, as well as celebrating 20 years of programs for kids and families.

23 Jan 2024

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‘Wild City’ at ArtPlay. Image: Supplied.

On Friday 19 January, the City of Melbourne announced the 2024 program for ArtPlay, which also marks the 20th anniversary of inspiring creative kids and their families to dream large and exchange ideas with artists.

Announcing the program, Sally Capp, Lord Mayor of the City of Melbourne, said: ‘For 20 years, ArtPlay has supported children to express their creativity through the development of stimulating and interactive experiences created by young people in collaboration with artists.

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