The Art of the Mixtape
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The Art of the Mixtape

The latest series of paintings by Natalie Kosnar feature the nostalgic Mixtape, complete with titles reminiscent of our romances, affairs and break-ups. These watercolours are a vibrant reminder of why we love the Mixtape and were recently shown at the Town Hall Gallery in Hawthorn, Melbourne, as part of the ‘Re-Invent, Re-Interpret, Re-make’ exhibition.

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