Amanda Slack-Smith

Amanda Slack-Smith

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Amanda Slack-Smith is a curator who has dedicated three years to exploring The Jim Henson Company's extensive archive, contributing to the development of the 'Make, Believe, Magic' exhibition. Her work emphasizes the importance of creativity and craftsmanship in the world of puppetry and animation, highlighting the enduring impact of Jim Henson's legacy on the arts.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Amanda Slack-Smith has spent three years immersed in the Henson archive and curated the exhibition. 7

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Jim Henson exhibition brings more than 500 objects to Brisbane