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Simone LeAmon (born 1971 in Melbourne, Australia) is an Australian designer, artist and curator. LeAmon is currently the inaugural Hugh D.T Williamson Curator of Contemporary Design and Architecture at the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne and an Adjunct Professor, Design and Social Context, RMIT University.

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