National Pride
Glenn Walls. National Pride – Indigenous Flag. Acrylic Perspex. 59 cms diameter, 2017.
“Tell him he’s dreaming” is taken from the 1997 Australian movie, “The Castle”.
Glenn Walls – SUPER CREATIVE GRID
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