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Liz Hobday

With ants, blooms and birds, museum rethinks uni smarts

A Swedish artist will emerge from a sculptural costume of a plant, with its rotting-meat scent. (Aap Image/AAP PHOTOS)

The putrid stench of an endangered species known as the corpse flower is no deterrent for artist Ingela Ihrman.

The Swedish artist will emerge from a sculptural costume of the plant wearing a perfume of its rotting-meat scent, as part of the latest exhibition at The University of Melbourne's Potter Museum of Art titled A velvet ant, a flower and a bird.

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