This work, originally shot on Super-8 was made as part of a Women and Art course at Sydney College of the Arts. Students who worked on the little experiment were: Sue Callanan, Ingrid Cullen, Ruby Davies, Sue Doust, Anne Ferran, Beth Gibbins, Pam Ledden, Kate Millington, Jenny O’Brien, Jane Parkes, Jenny Pitty, John Simpson, with extras, Eliza Campbell and Judith Lodwick.
This work, originally shot on Super-8 was made as part of a Women and Art course at Sydney College of the Arts. Students who worked on the little experiment were: Sue Callanan, Ingrid Cullen, Ruby Davies, Sue Doust, Anne Ferran, Beth Gibbins, Pam Ledden, Kate Millington, Jenny O’Brien, Jane Parkes, Jenny Pitty, John Simpson, with extras, Eliza Campbell and Judith Lodwick.
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