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Poetry&Paint is an anthology exploring the relationship between words and visual art. This edition features Sophie Chei, Jan See King, Dean Atta, Ben Connors, Ethan Taylor, Matthew Dickerson, Jackie Biggs, Eloise Govier, Charles Bane Jr, Keir Yansen, Louise Saunders and Anthokosmos.
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