Events located at Miller Anderson

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• An exhibition of paintings and sculpture by migrant artists, Art Exhibitions and Collections

  Official, Presented by Commonwealth Department of Immigration at Miller Anderson - Hindley Street as part of the 1966 Fringe

• Assorted paintings, crafts, Art Exhibitions and Collections

  Official, Presented by South Terrace Art Group at Miller Anderson - Hindley Street as part of the 1974 Fringe

• Festival Art Exhibition, Art Exhibitions and Collections

  Official, Presented by South Terrace Art Group (WEA) at Miller Anderson - Hindley Street as part of the 1964 Fringe

• Mixed exhibition by the South Terrace Art Group, Art Exhibitions and Collections

  Unofficial, Presented by South Terrace Art Group at Miller Anderson - Hindley Street as part of the 1970 Fringe

• Paintings and sculpture by Migrant Artists, Art Exhibitions and Collections

  Official, Presented by Commonwealth Department of Immigration at Miller Anderson - Hindley Street as part of the 1968 Fringe

• Paintings and sculpture by migrant artists, Art Exhibitions and Collections

  Official, Presented by Alex Sadlo, Ludwik Dutkiewicz, Leonas Zygas, Mstyslava Czorny, Ingrid Erns, Ivars Janson, Patrick O'Carriga at Miller Anderson - Hindley Street as part of the 1972 Fringe

• Paintings by members of the South Terrace Art Group, Art Exhibitions and Collections

  Unofficial, Presented by South Terrace Art Group at Miller Anderson - Hindley Street as part of the 1974 Fringe

• Paintings, prints and drawings by the South Terrace Art Group (WEA), Art Exhibitions and Collections

  Official, Presented by Miller Anderson at Miller Anderson - Hindley Street as part of the 1966 Fringe

• Water colours and oils by Robert Correll, Art Exhibitions and Collections

  Official, Presented by Robert Correll at Miller Anderson - Hindley Street as part of the 1974 Fringe

• WEA Art Club, Art Exhibitions and Collections

  Unofficial, Presented by WEA Art Club at Miller Anderson - Hindley Street as part of the 1962 Fringe

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