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Opportunities and Awards Wrap: Design spotlight, Circus Incubator Fellowship and more

Call outs for the new Koori Mail Indigenous Art Award, the Glover Prize and 2022 Melbourne Design Week, plus Circus Incubator Fellowship and finalists of NSW Visual Arts Emerging Fellowship.

25 Aug 2021 7:00

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WORKSHOPPED21 Emerging Design Award winner Marika Svikis’ Sunrise Lamp. Photo: Jason Paparroulas

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