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02 November 2009Arts on the Map is a new way to see and connect with the people, places and projects suported by the Australia Council across the country and around the world.

Using Google Maps, blogs and user generated content readers can:

Explore the currently funded companies on a Google Earth Map.

Search the database by artforms and start to create your own flying tours.

View the stories and updates published by the companies themselves, or link to their websites to find out more about what's going on!

CoverageAustralia, Worldwide
Permanent URLhttp://apo.org.au/node/19541
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