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Karla Morris and Kate Slaughter

Flocking Ibis

Nudgee Rd & Lamington Ave, Ascot QLD
The Australian ibis has become increasingly recognisable in suburban life and has gained a reputation, perhaps unfairly, as a ‘bin chicken’ or ‘sandwich snatcher’. Our artwork paints a colourful and playful take on this.
Box ID: B0154 (View Map Below)
Painted on: March 2021
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