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Moffatt in Venice
Biennale curator, Natalie King, is something of an accomplice to one of Australia’s brightest yet more elusive artists.
By Andrew Stephens
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Vivid Ideas 2017
Cultural empowerment, artificial intelligence, the music biz, the ethics of criticism and the quest for perfection: these are just a few of the topics being explored by Vivid Ideas 2017.
By Tiarney Miekus
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New film reveals Whiteley’s own words
The sensationalist stories surrounding Brett Whiteley (1939-1992) have long-captured Australia’s attention.
By Tiarney Miekus
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Tamara Winikoff leaves NAVA after 22 years
Winikoff has been a passionate advocate for the arts for 35 years, 22 of those at the helm of NAVA.
By Art Guide Australia
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As Long as the Night is Dark
As Long as the Night Is Dark is a fantasy project for curator Simon Pericich.
By Sheridan Coleman
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Red Green Blue
Currently showing at Griffith University Art Gallery, Red Green Blue is a three-part exhibition series that explores the moving image in Australia from the 1970s to the present.
By Tiarney Miekus
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Peter Powditch
Peter Powditch is not one to do things by halves; now several shows pay dues to the mark he’s left on Australia’s psyche.
By Steve Dow
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Melinda Schawel: Higher Ground II
Melinda Schawel’s work is ambiguous in interpretation. On the one hand, her drifting images bring to mind the trajectory of stars, geography, mapping; on the other hand, a macro view of some organism, or even molecular structures.
By Anna Dunnill
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Julie Rrap responds to Max Dupain’s Sunbaker
Steve Dow spoke to Julie Rrap as she was preparing for the show, Under the Sun: Reimagining Max Dupain’s Sunbaker.
By Steve Dow
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Passages
The most recent recipient of the Contemporary Art Tasmania’s Curatorial Mentorship Program, Emily Bullock, has curated Passages, a mixed media exhibition that includes six artists from the UK and Australia whose works map the experiences, both subjective and sensory, that connect us to people and places.
By Briony Downes
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Tomislav Nikolic wins the 2017 Bulgari Art Award
Melbourne-based artist Tomislav Nikolic has won the $80,000 2017 Bulgari Art Award.
By Art Guide Australia
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Across Borders
Melbourne is the next destination for the immersive work EXIT that visually maps the intricacies of globalisation.
By Briony Downes
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