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Historic cow tells valley story

Local artist Susan McConnel is transforming a life-sized cow sculpture into a vibrant canvas that tells the stories of the Brisbane Valley’s past. (Michael R Williams)

Local artist Susan McConnel is transforming a life-sized cow sculpture into a vibrant canvas that tells the stories of the […]

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