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Ques­tion­ing taste and privilege

Stieg Pers­son reflects on his chang­ing approach­es in this mid-career sur­vey of his work. In […]

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Art that’s on song

Oliv­er Beer non­cha­lant­ly leans into the cor­ner of the art gallery and sings. Adjusting […]

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Botan­i­ca: view art as nature intended

Bris­bane City Coun­cil has pro­duced a show­case of con­tem­po­rary Aus­tralian art in Brisbane’s City Botanic […]

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In The Finan­cial Times, 24 March 2018: Syd­ney har­bours a trea­sury of art’

[Excerpt] The 21st Syd­ney Bien­nale […] brings togeth­er 70 artists from 35 coun­tries in […]

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The NGV Triennial

A new exhi­bi­tion series’ first instal­ment deliv­ers a heady mix of pop­ulism and pol­i­tics Right now […]

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OUR ARTIS­TIC TEAM FOR VENICE 2019

The Aus­tralia Coun­cil is delight­ed to announce that Angel­i­ca Mesi­ti and Juliana Eng­berg have […]

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Tak­ing a bat to Mar­co Fusina­to’s sound-struck installation

Con­tem­po­rary artist and exper­i­men­tal​“noise musi­cian”, Mar­co Fusina­to, has wit­nessed some scary audi­ence reactions […]

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Can­dice Bre­itz: Video storyteller

Bob Mar­ley. Sarah Ezzat Mar­di­ni. Michael Jack­son. José Maria João. Madon­na. Mamy Mal­o­ba Langa […]

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Come face to face with Leonard Cohen in I’m Your Man’

Video artist Can­dice Breitz’s work is incred­i­bly inti­mate. Walk into Melbourne’s Anna Schwartz gallery from […]

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The Nation­al Gallery of Vic­to­ria, think­ing ahead

Excerpt: The NGV Tri­en­ni­al, which opened at the Nation­al Gallery of Vic­to­ria on Friday […]

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Artists rename NGV Tri­en­ni­al works to protest gallery’s Wil­son Secu­ri­ty contract

As the Nation­al Gallery of Vic­to­ria unveiled its first Tri­en­ni­al of con­tem­po­rary art to […]

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Video artist Can­dice Breitz

On the eve of the NGV Tri­en­ni­al, artist Can­dice Bre­itz turned a work about refugees […]

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Artists Protest Aus­tralian Museum’s Deal with Secu­ri­ty Firm that Alleged­ly Abused Asylum-Seekers

Can­dice Bre­itz reti­tled one of her pieces​“Wil­son Must Go” in protest of the […]

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The Con­ver­sa­tion Hour: Artist Can­dice Bre­itz renames NGV exhib­it Wil­son Must Go’

Steve Mar­tin is fill­ing in for Jon Faine. His co-host is Dr Helen Szoke […]

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How We Speak

ANGEL­I­CA MESI­TI’s films explore the myr­i­ad ways human com­mu­ni­cate There is more to language […]

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Can­dice Bre­itz renames video instal­la­tion at Nation­al Gallery of Vic­to­ri­a’s Tri­en­ni­al to protest against Australia’s treat­ment of refugees

South African artist is cam­paign­ing against gallery’s con­tract with Wil­son Secu­ri­ty and its involvement […]

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Artist Can­dice Bre­itz Has Found a Cre­ative Way to Protest a Museum’s Link to Refugee Prison Camps

When South African artist Can­dice Breitz‘s work Love Sto­ry goes on view at the […]

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Jen­ny Watson

Since her first solo show in Mel­bourne in 1973, Jen­ny Wat­son has been one […]

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Ret­ro­spec­tive of Jen­ny Wat­son’s prim­i­tive style strikes a chord

For Jen­ny Wat­son, who grew up in sleepy Mont Albert and then the Dandenongs […]

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Artist Chi­haru Shio­ta Explains Why She Turned the Bible Into a Spi­dery Mael­strom in Berlin’s Old­est Church

Chi­haru Shio­ta was stand­ing inside Berlin’s old­est church, the St. Niko­lai Kirche, one late […]

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Con­cep­tu­al Artist Joseph Kosuth

Joseph Kosuth is a big man, a big fig­ure in the art world, a big intel­lec­tu­al. He […]

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Angela de la Cruz wins The Nation­al Plas­tics Arts Award in Spain

Angela de la Cruz wins the prize​‘Nation­al Plas­tic Arts Award, 2017’ in Spain […]

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Joseph Kosuth, A Short His­to­ry of My Thought’ at Anna Schwartz Gallery

Cou­pled with the per­va­sive hum of the neon trans­form­ers, Joseph Kosuth’s A Short His­to­ry of […]

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Joseph Kosuth bathes gallery in sig­na­ture neon for first Aus­tralian survey

Exhi­bi­tion brings high priest of con­cep­tu­al­ism to Mel­bourne Inter­na­tion­al Fes­ti­val The first sur­vey in Australia […]

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