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Shows & fairs, 1987

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Jewish Museum plans exhibition on Jews of many lands

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 July 1987 · page 20

MELBOURNE: The Jewish Museum of Australia is planning an ambitious exhibition on Jews of Many Lands. It will run from…

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Little launches show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 July 1987 · page 19

The Studio 70 Community Art Exhibition held recently at Maroubra’s…

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Photographic Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 July 1987 · page 13

MELBOURNE: An exhibition of photographic works by Austrian-born Margaret…

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Lily’s images in top Rankin show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 16 July 1987 · page 19

An exhibition of paintings on an artist’s wife may at first thought not excite collectors or connoisseurs. However, David…

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BRIEF Peko bans travelling show

Tribune · Wednesday 22 July 1987 · page 5

A Sydney-based theatre group, Death Defying Theatre, touring the northwest, has been banned by…

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New time slot for Jewish radio show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 July 1987 · page 38

Jewish radio program, You Don’t Have To Be Jewish, will have a new time slot from Sunday, August 2. It can now be heard on…

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Melbourne carnival adds five sports

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 July 1987 · page 22

Five sports will be played for the first time at the 55th Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival in Melbourne later this year…

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Non-Jew honored for work with Holocaust exhibition

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 July 1987 · page 13

MELBOURNE: A non-Jewish former Czech was presented by B’nai B’ritn with a special…

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Netball long-time sport at carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 August 1987 · page 23

Victoria will be hot favorites to retain the netball title at the 55th Australian Maccabi interstate Sports Carnival in Melbourne later this year…

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Strong Team for Carnival

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 13 August 1987 · page 31

New South Wales will have a strong contingent at the forthcoming 55th Australian Maccabi Sports…

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Palestine exhibition opens without Federal minister Sydney Opera House Venue

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 August 1987 · page 1

Immigration and Ethnic Affairs Minister Mick Young has “no plans” to meet self-styled Australian PLO representative Ali Kazak since declining to open a Palestinian exhibition at the Sydney…

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Business and Finance After leading firms pull out High-tech exhibition may be scrapped

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 August 1987 · page 20

TEL AVIV. - An exhibition of Israeli high-technology in the U.S., scheduled for 1988, may be cancelled because leading electronics…

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Kids on TV show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 August 1987 · page 15

The film crew for a new Channel 10 children’s afternoon program, Ridgey…

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Holocaust Museum Opening Survival “Keynote” in new exhibition

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 August 1987 · page 1

The inaugural Jewish Holocaust Museum exhibit is not just a “monument to the ghosts of Europe”, or a celebration of survival, but must be a lighthouse to illuminate…

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First USSR show of Chagall’s art

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 August 1987 · page 1

Marc Chagall’s birth 100 years ago in the Byelorussian town of Vitebsk well be celebrated at Moscow’s Pushkin Museum with the first major Soviet exhibition of…

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Women Arts & Crafts Exhibition

Tharunka · Monday 31 August 1987 · page 40

Will be featured in the Roundhouse Gallery from Sept 21 to 24. If YOU are a woman student and dabble with arts & crafts, you will be more than welcome to exhibit your work. We also intend having lunchtime theatre or 'live' artworks (body painting etc..)…

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Restrictions on Re-enrolment (Show Cause)

Tharunka · Monday 31 August 1987 · page 36

March '88) - (include in discussion student role in collection development); To review staff development for public interface staff (continuing);…

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Art Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 September 1987 · page 11

Current works by painters Itka Indyk and Janet English will be exhibited in a dual show next month…

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Israel's legal system guarantees Vanunu a fair trial

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 3 September 1987 · page 2

The trial of Mordechai Vanunu resumed in Israel this week. The Moroccan-born…

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Israeli Art Show

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 10 September 1987 · page 3

An exhibition of Israeli art in NSW Parliament House will be staged as part of Carnivale ’87. It is to be opened by NSW Arts Minister Frank Walker…

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