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Australian Woman Convicted for Vandalizing 'Blue Blob' Sculpture with Googly Eyes
An Australian woman was convicted of graffiti after vandalizing a public sculpture, nicknamed 'Blue Blob,' by sticking googly eyes on it while under the influence of MDMA and alcohol, with new details emerging about her intoxication and the artwork depicting mythical megafauna.
25 Mar, 08:17 — 26 Mar, 06:55
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BBCHigh21d ago
Graffiti conviction for Australian woman who stuck googly eyes on sculpture
The woman had taken MDMA and three litres of vodka when she vandalised the piece nicknamed Blue Blob.
Read full article →The IndependentMostly Factual20d ago
Australian woman convicted after putting googly eyes on controversial ‘Blue Blob’ sculpture
Mount Gambier artwork depicts mythical megafauna inspired by ancient marsupials found in region’s caves
By Shahana Yasmin
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First report: BBC · 25 Mar, 08:17|Full coverage: 2 · 23h|Window: 23h
