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Qld reef hosts underwater art exhibition

Six paintings printed on aluminium will be on display at an underwater art exhibition on the Great Barrier Reef.

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A Queensland artist is holding an underwater art exhibition in the Great Barrier Reef to inspire others to protect it.

Abstract expressionist painter BJ Price says the reef is his "creative obsession and endless muse" and will show six reef-inspired works in an underwater gallery from December 10-13.

A six-metre inflatable turtle will mark the spot where divers can view the works, printed on aluminium sheets, at Reef Magic's Marine World platform on Moore Reef, about 50 kilometres off Cairns.

"The health of the Great Barrier Reef is of huge concern to me," Mr Price said in a statement.

"It is my intention to use this exhibition to show how the reef can inspire great creativity and stimulate inventive solutions when addressing reef health issues."


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