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Melbourne International Biennial 1999 "Signs of Life" 14 May - 27 June 1999 The Melbourne International Biennial was a cultural initiative of the City of Melbourne in partnership with and the Ian Potter Museum of Art, the University of Melbourne. Curator: / Organisation: Artists: & the "Collaborating Countries Projects" included works in National Pavilions by the following artists: