Barangaroo as you've never seen it before
A new multimedia artwork at Barangaroo celebrates the strength and creativity of Indigenous women.
Peter Munro is a journalist for the Sydney Morning Herald.
A new multimedia artwork at Barangaroo celebrates the strength and creativity of Indigenous women.
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"If I have done my job right it should look like a computer threw up in space," she says, staring up at the ceiling. And if the world's largest PC had to heave, it just might look a smidge like this. Several hundred strands of wiry tape stretching down from the canopy of Customs House, cloaking the atrium in streams of colour.
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