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NEWSLETTER - CITY VIEWS MARCH 2020 CITY OF ARMADALE

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Overview

Glossy colour paper A4 12 page, including front and back page portrait booklet/newsletter. Blue banner across top of front cover with a line of white text over the newsletter title which is in multiple colours that blend from green through to blue to, purple to orange. Under the banner is a large colour photo of a colourful sculpture of three deer on a plinth with blurred people. Along the bottom is a green banner with white text outlining key stories in the newsletter. The newsletter has two metal staples down left side. Inside various articles and promotions for City of Armadale events, activities and funding opportunities.

Historical information

City Views is the official City of Armadale Newsletter. It was released early March 2020 before the release of Federal Government advice banning large gatherings in response to the COVID-19 Pandemic that was spreading around the world, including Australia. The newsletter features articles and promotions for the Armadale Arts Festival, Minnawarra Arts Awards, Nighfields youth sports program and workshops for the Armadale Young Writers Awards. All of these events within days and weeks of the newsletter being released were cancelled as part of the 'social distancing' measures to reduce the spread of the COVID-19 virus.

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-33-COA2020.6

Item type

Documents

Themes

Art and Design
People
Photography
Social History

Material

Ink

Metal

Paper

Width

3 mm

Height or length

210 mm

Inscriptions and markings

Title text [March 2020 | Volume 74 | armadale.wa.gov.au City of Armadale / CITY VIEWS]

Keywords

Armadale Young Writer's Awards

Nighfields Youth Sports Program

Minnawarra Art Award

Armadale Arts Festival

City of Armadale

COVID -19 Pandemic

Year

2020

Statement of significance

HIGH
The COVID-19 Pandemic quickly spread around the world in early 2020. It was a influenza virus that was particularly fatal to the elderly and people with existing serious medical conditions. Australia responded with an extensive 'social distancing' and self quarantining program designed to limit the spread of the virus.

Primary significance criteria

Artistic or aesthetic significance

Historic significance

Social or spiritual significance

Comparative significance criteria

Interpretive capacity

Object’s condition or completeness

Rare or representative

Well provenanced

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