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This was the first exhibition of Serbian boomerang art by these two young artists, entitled The Returning of the Boomerang.

Inspired by the concept of ‘returning’, these young Serbian artists used the indigenous Australian boomerang as a motif, hand-making and painting their own boomerangs and creating boomerang-inspired stories.

We were told that these boomerangs do actually return when thrown properly, but these ones were too beautiful to throw!

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