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the portraits are based on members of the local community, from an 80-year-old fisherman, to a 9-year-old primary school student.
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a concrete bench encircles the room, with an incline that naturally directs views towards the opening above.
in the videos, barton is seen with mongkol, a bull elephant rescued from captivity that enjoys the tune as she sways her tusk.
the V&A museum has launched a website featuring new digital content about the raphael cartoons ahead of the reopening of the transformed raphael court.
truly grand, what a novel idea to put out in the desert instead of in the big citys
rich, c’mon man, who cares – climb down off of your eco-horse and live a little
hardly ecological. Even if “LEGO” is making everything out of recycled water bottles… how about the transportation fuel. Ironic that it mimics nature.
Wow I think I might move into the outback now. It looks like I could have a fun time maybe. I mean I like lego so it would be fun having giant lego close to me you know?
Would have been nice to have a picture with a person or something to provide a little better scale, You can sort of get that with the building, but it is set behind everything making it difficult.
Really cool though
What a great idea! I love it! Is this going to be a permanent installation, and if not, how long will it be at Broken Hill?