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Fr Chris Ross addresses the audience at the 2018 opening night. Photo: Supplied. By Amanda Murthy Thirty-five artists who were set to showcase their art at the Mandorla Art Award exhibition (originally scheduled from 16 May to 6 June) at the Perth gallery STALA Contemporary, will now have to wait until March next year to do so due to the current COVID-19 crisis. The Mandorla Art Award...

Dixie Bonney, a Year 12 St Clare’s School Lathlain student, with her award winning artwork titled “Oneness” at the annual Angelico Exhibition for Catholic Students in August 2019. Photo: Supplied. By Theresia Titus St Clare’s School Lathlain student Dixie Bonney, has won the prestigious Fra Angelico Award at Catholic Arts Angelico Exhibition in August last year. Named after the Blesse...

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