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Invitation to relocation of the “controversial” Wanjina Watchers sculpture

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Invitation to relocation of the “controversial” Wanjina Watchers sculpture

01/08/2011adminArt Censorship, Media Releasecensorship, Katoomba, Vesna Tenodi, Wanjina Watchers in the Whispering Stone

Modrogorje Media release 1 August 2011 – Invitation to relocation of the “controversial” Wanjina Watchers in the Whispering Stone sculpture in Katoomba, the City of Art Censorship

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