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Woodblock prints inspired by the tanka poetry of Canberra-based Poet, Saeko Ogi on dispay

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Since 1972, Canberra-based tanka poet Saeko Ogi (95) has made her home in Australia’s capital. A woodblock print exhibition inspired by her tanka poetry is celebrating her long creative career. Alongside the exhibition, Canberra is also hosting major seasonal events including Floriade and the Canberra Nara Candle Festival. This week, Emi Heazlewood reports on the cultural events taking place across the national capital.


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Since 1972, Canberra-based tanka poet Saeko Ogi (95) has made her home in Australia’s capital. A woodblock print exhibition inspired by her tanka poetry is celebrating her long creative career. Alongside the exhibition, Canberra is also hosting major seasonal events including Floriade and the Canberra Nara Candle Festival. This week, Emi Heazlewood reports on the cultural events taking place across the national capital.


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