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Renowned designer Alison Page shares the importance of Blak storytelling in her design process, as she features works from her long-spanning career in her first solo exhibition 'Creative Shape Shifter'.
'Creative Shape Shifter' is free to the public and being held at the University of Melbourne, as part of Melbourne Design Week.
For all the details about Alison's exhibition, click here.
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