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Funding helps to put pieces together

After past recognition for its work, the Cummins Mosaic Group has received a grant of $20,000 to fund its Tye-ing Us Together mosaic art project to be constructed out the front of the Cummins Institute. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Lachlan Smith

Funding received by the Cummins Mosaic Group will allow professional mosaic artist Michael Tye to work with the group to […]

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