From Boats to Furniture in Tasmania Exhibition
A fragmented notice outlines a crafts focus in Tasmania with a 1982 move to Australia and a return to Germany for furniture study. It highlights Tasmanian timber use and leather work, then shifts to a packed schedule of Canberra arts and education events, including lectures on sexism in education, poetry readings, gallery displays, and community fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Menge
Tasmania
Artis
Wer
Germany
Baltic
Educupun
Sehoul Ul
Saucon
Canberra College of
Xpm
Hedley Beare
Phillip Hughes
Orth Belcounen
Eho Westiy
Haward Centee
Tillard Prive Lina
Spalding Street
Commiitee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Australia
Kevin
Canberra
Australian Federation of University Women
Act
King’s Singers
Brian Kay
Nigel Perrin
Alastair Hume
Simon Carrington
Anthony Holt
Alastair Thompson
Canberra Theatre
Canberra Chamber Music Society
Musica Viva Australia
Paw Cahir
Schools Commission
SirMn
Research School of Chemistry
ANT
Bruno Let
Huntly
Savige Street
Campbell
Will Remauin
Sydney
Peter Hickey
Gus
Chaphics Tuillery
Manuka
ST John's
Rome
Pen
Han
Spin
Twesty
Rayemutry
Dobson
University Mouse
Das Campbell
Mark O'Connor
Renin Han Geol
Page Gid
Alan Gould
Wumanist Society of
Rpm
Galli Center
Margaret Bourke
Jennifer Bradley
Lyndsay
Connie Will
SPCA
Mel Jan Stevens
Kal
Barnardo
Mes
Jecenny
Crawford
Twellisee
Powell
Taylor
Service
de Sul
Creighton
Monahan
Courtice
Joan McDonald
Af Deakin
al Oon
WZE
Elizabeth Game
Fay Macourt
Petra String Quartet
University House
Anton Weber
Bela Bart
Tasmanian Conservatorium of Music
Mothers’ Union
Owen Dowling
St Paul's
Phe Uramel
Kambah
Centre Gallery
Rom
Ste
Margaret Hunter
Hackett
Selo
Boling
Isabel Bunting
Jef
Peg Minty
Irven Trathen
Wesley Hall
Methodist Centre
Forrest
ATIC
Fidelity Bond
Laguna Twiki
Seonice AP
D.B
Ory
Woden Plaza
Queanbeyan, Yass