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5 February 2020

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5 February 2020

Yhonnie Scarce on telling multi-layered stories through glass

Kokatha and Nukunu artist Yhonnie Scarce talks about the power of visual narratives, how her work reveals hidden truths, and her latest show Missile Park now on at ACCA.

Briony Downes

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eX de Medici on hybrid forms and a fascination with moths

Before she became one of Australia’s most respected artists, eX de Medici was both a punk and a tattooist. Now, the Canberra-based artist’s watercolour paintings combine precise detail with bold social critique.

Tracey Clement

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The rise and rise of Mary Quant

When British designer Mary Quant led a 1960s fashion revolution, she would forever change how women dressed.

Anna Dunnill

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Stanislava Pinchuk’s Plotted Histories

Mapping data from conflict zones and disaster areas, Stanislava Pinchuk (also known as Miso) creates art that reflects upon trauma, memory and landscape.

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Yhonnie Scarce on telling multi-layered stories through glass

Briony Downes

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eX de Medici on hybrid forms and a fascination with moths

Tracey Clement

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The rise and rise of Mary Quant

Anna Dunnill

Feature

Stanislava Pinchuk’s Plotted Histories

Neha Kale

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Interview

Yhonnie Scarce on telling multi-layered stories through glass

Briony Downes

Feature

eX de Medici on hybrid forms and a fascination with moths

Tracey Clement

Feature

The rise and rise of Mary Quant

Anna Dunnill

Feature

Stanislava Pinchuk’s Plotted Histories

Neha Kale

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