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Intriguing art, culture of the Himalayas

Lecturer Zara Fleming, centre, with Chiton locals Brian Witty and Karmen Podoreski at the talk on Himalayan art and culture in Victor Harbor on May 25. (Supplied)

On Monday, May 25, about 75 members and guests of ArtsNational Fleurieu attended a talk in Victor Harbor by UK […]

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