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In Canberra, the teats come at you, 3 metres tall, from above. The Skywhale – without a doubt Australia’s most nippled public artwork – guards this city. She is 30 metres tall and beloved, plump with 10 long breasts hanging off her. She smiles with a human face, serene and beneficent, like a floating saint. On Sunday morning she rose again. This time with Skywhalepapa, a companion piece making his world debut near the National Gallery of Australia. Described as “incredibly muscular” and as tall as a seven-storey building, he carries a bevy of Skywhale babies. Both were created by the internationally renowned Australian artist, Patricia Piccinini, a Canberra native, who poured her love for the city into the whales. Even in the pitch-dark before dawn on Sunday, there were thousands of people waiting to see their launch.

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