Postcard - 'I Have an Unjust Country', Avant Card, 2004
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Individual type · partial
Period
2004
Avant Card postcard with the slogan 'I have an unjust country, that locks up refugees. They come to seek protection, we throw away the keys' and a cartoon image of a father, mother and child standing behind a barbed wire fence by Judy Horacek.
Judy Horacek is an Australian cartoonist, artist, writer and children's book creator. Postcard with cartoon image of a father, mother and child standing behind a barbed wire fence, with black text in the top left corner. This material demonstrates the community response to the hotly debated issues surrounding refugees and mandatory detention in Australia.
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- Dimensions
- 10.1 cm (Width), 15.1 cm (Height)
Identification
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- mv-1092631
- Museum object number
- HT 7836
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