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Layers on display

ARTIST Tiffaney Bishop has introduced Year 10 and 11 Beaconhills College students to the world of digital imagemaking and the outcomes of this education will be on display at the Cardinia Cultural Centre from today (8 November).
The art exhibition, which has been named Personal Layers, explores themes of individual and community identity and personal relationships to the world, through the use of digital imaging and photography.
To be officially opened tonight, the exhibition will run until 15 November from 9am to 4pm daily.

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