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The Alice Prize returns with national exhibition

POSITION: Stephen Williamson and Richard Tucker with entries in the 2024 Alice Prize. PIC: PHIL WILLIAMS 395368_07

The 44th The Alice Prize opens in Alice Springs this month, bringing together leading contemporary artists from across the country. […]

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