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Art students explore Rat Barbies, AI and two-sided human forms

Outlet: ABC News Australia · Mietta Adams · Published 22/10/2026 01:27 UTC

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    High school Art students explore AI, humanity in exhibition Rat Barbies, AI and two-sided human forms

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