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Secret Garden is a group show based on a study and appreciation of plants. Co-curated by Caitlin Shearer, an artist from Sydney and Sophia Cai, a curator from Melbourne, the exhibition will bring together more than 20 Australian artists and designers. This exhibition examines the power of plants and all things botanical as a source of artistic inspiration, as represented through a broad range of artistic mediums including painting, drawing, photography, soft sculpture, glass, printmaking, zines and textiles. Although plants are the unifying theme, the works in this exhibition explore different aspects of the personal relationship between humans and plants - whether that is one based on beauty, commemoration, memory, awe or companionship.