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By WA reporter Fiona Nelson. Ben the builder, can he fix it? Maybe he can, maybe he can't. I guess we'll never know because the Ben we have in question is a props and construction student at university, not a builder... if you really want to get technical.

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Animal, vegetable or mineral? Artist Dane Chisholm blends all three to create his hybrid creatures. By Tassie J Arts Crew Reporter Jennifer Hopper.

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Qld J Arts reporter Vivian Hogg talks projections not pirouettes with Chunky Move dancer Kristy Ayre and multimedia maestro Nick Roux.

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J Arts Crew reporter Jennifer Hopper met sculptor and polystyrene collector Benedict Ernst.

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Greed is covered in dripping ink, hatred svowels, lust looks on with reddened eyes and envy desires ever more. The righteous have left the wicked. All within the bounds of a car boot sale. Could you try to find yourself, or a bargain, in this evil on canvas. By WA J Arts Crew Reporter Fiona Nelson.

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Are you familiar with the catwalk theorem? Its a complex equation in WA that results in model maths students, with smarts intimidating calculators, good looks intimidating everyone, and a stitched up knowledge of fashion which would even have Alice herself running out of Wonderland to escape her classic white tights faux pas. By WA J Arts Crew Reporter Fiona Nelson.

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Nerves buzzing. Adrenaline pumping. Crowd cheering. Beats thumping. We're backstage at Port Augusta's Croc Fest and excitement levels are ready to blow the top of this little tent! By SA J Arts Crew Reporter Lachlan Tetlow-Stuart.

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J Arts Crew reporter Rebecca Arbon caught up with Darwin jeweller Katrina Tyler in preparation for her upcoming exhibition Renovator's Dream.

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Down a hidden street in the heart of Paddington, Sydney, a surprisingly large crowd of people gathered at Global Gallery. As the night progressed, the venue overflowed into the street, which turned into a street-party full of excitement in the celebration of art. By NSW J Arts Crew Reporter Marianne Mettes.

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Watch out for the shoulder pads! NGV International is turning back the clock to 1980 to display its collection of eye popping outfits. By Victoria J Arts Crew Reporter Jennifer Hopper.

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Textile designer Lara Cameron invites us into her studio to see how she makes her delicious fabrics. By Victoria J Arts Crew Reporter Jennifer Hopper.

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Every year a group of Canberra artists get together to produce public works to brighten up Canberra's cityscape for 17 days. Lonely bus shelters and grey parts of buildings are revitalised with sculptures, performance art and reworked landmarks. By ACT J Arts Crew Reporter Marianne Mettes.

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Craft works for latter-day ladies facing social isolation. After two years in development, the crochet Biddy Bag is set to launch in Croquet Club style with celebrity support from songstress Sarah Blasko. By Queensland J Arts Crew Reporter Vivian Hogg.

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The rolling hills and history-steeped streetscapes of Central West New South Wales provide the backdrop for a whimsical film about family dynamics, cultural identity, a wooden statue and a country kid with a vivid sense of imagination. By NSW J Arts Crew Reporter Claire Frost.

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"It's a practical piece. We call them Functional Art (or FART) and all the bikes that I make are definitely functional." This is what Limp Jimmy from Rat Patrol Oz says about his work currently on display as part of the exhibition Art of Moving at the Tuggernong Arts Centre in Canberra. By ACT J Arts Crew Reporter Marianne Mettes.

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Darwin Graf artist James Dunlevie get's the whole community involved in his Graf murals. By NT J Arts Crew Reporter Rebecca Arbon.

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Scott Northover wrote a political play when he was 21, now, two years on, Scott will finally see his words brought to life. With the debut performance of, 'Enmity', taking place in mid-September, Scott will make present some scandals of the past!

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The iPod is the new lyre according to prominent post-minimal composer William Duckworth and new media innovator Nora Farrell. By QLD J Arts Reporter Vivian Hogg.

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J ARTS CREW Reporter Rebecca Arbon spoke to Darwin artist Emma Stocker about her recent performance work, Cage.

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An unsolicited DIY surgery lies in a dirty basement providing intrusive bloody operations to cure love-lorn heartache.

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