Canberra women showcase yearlong art effort in exhibition
Ten Canberra women unite for a group art show opening next month. Secretaries and artists describe painting as a serious pursuit, not a hobby, with works prepared over a year. The exhibition runs Friday night at Theatre Centre Gallery, with a Saturday preview, featuring artists Gloria Ellis Lola McKillop and others who have previously shown with The Four Way Group.
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Russian envoy wife Tarakanova shares Canberra links
Mrs Tarakanova, wife of the USSR ambassador, recalls her Moscow background in social services and education. She describes her ten years on a Moscow regional council, life in Canberra, and her family ties, children, and grandchild. She notes female dominance in the Soviet workforce and her home interests including gardening, cooking, and embroidery. They visited Perth last month and enjoyed the Russian Circus tour in Australia.
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