View of Carrie Reichardt's house (The Treatment Rooms) on Fairlawn Grove
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View of Carrie Reichardt's house (The Treatment Rooms) on Fairlawn Grove
Image: © Robert Lamb Taken: 12 May 2018
Carrie Reichardt is a German artist who uses her house as her canvas, covering it from top to bottom in mosaic tiles and murals. It is now a museum of art called "The Treatment Rooms". The project has taken 20 years to complete and has a blue plaque on the front of the house, which reads “The Treatment Rooms. 2002 – Now. Lots of people lived here and partied hard”! Looking north-northwest.
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