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Sydney’s Huge Tutankhamun Exhibition Has Been Cancelled Due to the Pandemic – Concrete Playground
If the last 12 months hadn’t been affected by COVID-19, the Australian Museum in Sydney would currently be playing host to Tutankhamun: Treasures of the Golden Pharaoh, a blockbuster exhibition of more than 150 objects from the ancient boy king’s tomb. That isn’t the case due to the pandemic — and, in bad news for anyone interested in history or eager to find out more about one of its most famous figures, the huge showcase will now no longer be displaying at the venue at all.
Today, Thursday, March 18, the Australian Museum announced the exhibition’s cancellation, advising that it has been informed by IMG, the company responsible for staging the exhibition, that Tutankhamun: Treasures of the Golden Pharaoh would no longer be coming…
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