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Museum of Underwater Art’s plan for new sculptures on Great Barrier Reef sparks concern
New sculptures planned for the waters off two Great Barrier Reef islands have raised concerns among some residents, who say the artworks are culturally inappropriate and their installation will damage the reef.
Key points:
- Stages two and three of MOUA’s installations are proposed to be situated off Palm and Magnetic islands
- Some locals are concerned about the locations’ environmental impacts and cultural appropriateness
- MOUA says consultation shows strong support in inspiring conservation and highlighting cultural stories
The Museum of Underwater Art (MOUA) has lodged a permit application with the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority (GBRMPA) for statues and structures off Palm and Magnetic islands.
Previous art off Townsville’s coast has…
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