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French artist is the bee’s (gold plated) knees

French artist Hubert Duprat 'collaborates' with insects; the remarkable results are on show at his latest exhibition at MONA.

10 Dec 2013

Elizabeth Boag

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Image: Hubert Duprat, Caddisfly larvae., via open culture.com.

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Elizabeth Boag

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I'm a Monash University Journalism student, and section editor for the Monash University Clayton student newspaper Lot's Wife. I love writing and hope to have a career in journalism.

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