Paradise Falls

Kate McMillan

Paradise Falls

Culture, Media & Creative Industries

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Abstract

This exhibition included two new films that were developed on residency at the Christoph Merian Foundation in Basel, Switzerland from July - December 2011. The two works explored the way two very different landscapes had been haunted by concealed histories - Wadjemup in Western Australia and Mummelsee in Bavaria,

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 1 Jul 2012

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