'Suburban Decay' exhibition at Moving Mountains Gallery, Wollongong

Desiree Savage
Updated January 12 2017 - 12:36pm, first published 12:00pm
FOOT IN THE DOOR: Andrew Clay, Greer Harris, Renae MacAlpine and Bernadette Banasik all set for their exhibition in Globe Lane. Banasik holds bags of sugar for her toffee sculptures, designed to melt during the exhibition. Picture: Robert Peet
FOOT IN THE DOOR: Andrew Clay, Greer Harris, Renae MacAlpine and Bernadette Banasik all set for their exhibition in Globe Lane. Banasik holds bags of sugar for her toffee sculptures, designed to melt during the exhibition. Picture: Robert Peet

Budding artists don’t necessarily have to bend over backwards to get their work shown in an exhibition.

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Desiree Savage

Desiree Savage

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