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Deeply Unserious — Ursula Larin, *really cool pics*, 2021, print on polyester cloth. Courtesy of the artist.

Redcliffe Art Gallery

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Deeply Unserious

Is art funny? Is art meant to be funny? Is art allowed to be funny? What even is funny? Deeply Unserious explores how artists use humour in their practice. Deeply Unserious looks at the strategies and techniques contemporary artists employ to evoke a humorous response.

Exhibition developed by City of Moreton Bay.

With: Alex Seton, Amelia McLeish, Daniel McKewen, Gordon Hookey, Maria Kozic, Matthew Griffin, Michael Lindeman, Sarah Byrne, Tony Albert, and Ursula Larin.

24 August—9 November

Redcliffe Art Gallery

1 Irene St, Redcliffe QLD 4020, Australia

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Redcliffe Art Gallery

Group Exhibition

Deeply Unserious

24 August—9 November

Redcliffe Art Gallery

More Exhibitions at Redcliffe Art Gallery

52 ACTIONS

Group Exhibition

Redcliffe Art Gallery

New Exuberance: contemporary Australian textile design

Group Exhibition

Redcliffe Art Gallery

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Vipoo Srivilasa on heritage and healing

Sassy Park

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