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2022
National Gallery Launches "Vision", a Celebration of One of the Nation's Most Remarkable Buildings
ArtDaily 20/12/2022‘It is our hope people will say that this Gallery with its Sculpture Garden on the banks of Lake Burley Griffin is, in itself, a work of art.’ - Gordon Darling, Chairman, Australian National Gallery, 1982.
2021
2020
2019
Photographers Olive Cotton and Max Dupain Were 'Inseparable' – Until Married Life Came into Focus
Sydney Morning Herald 19/10/2019They were childhood friends who grew up to share a keen interest in the evolving medium of photography.
2017
Max Dupain's Sunbaker: Australian artists respond to celebrated photograph – in pictures
The Guardian 08/02/2017The Sunbaker is Australian photographer Max Dupain’s most famous work: a low-angled, black-and-white image of a man’s head and forearms as he lies on a New South Wales beach.
2016
Harry Seidler's grand designs, re-evaulated for Mad Men and modern times
Sydney Morning Herald 14/10/2016A documentary about the late Harry Seidler, the architect Sydneysiders loved to hate, reappraises the simplicity and elegance of his modernist contribution.
It looks like Australian art collectors are driving auction prices back to boom levels
Business Insider 01/09/2016An auction of major Australian art by Sotheby’s in Sydney last night suggests investors are back in the local art market, with the 69 works on offer realising $8.96 million (inc. buyer’s premium) in clearance rates of 75.4% at 132% by value.
The unseen Max Dupain: rare photographic works on sale for the first time
Sydney Morning Herald 17/06/2016"How long do you want a virtuoso to sing in the cupboard?" asks Rex Dupain.
Ian Potter Museum show celebrates Olive Cotton and Max Dupain's creative partnership
Sydney Morning Herald 24/05/2016Childhood friends and then – ever so briefly – husband and wife, photographic trailblazers Olive Cotton and Max Dupain are celebrated in a joint exhibition coming to the Ian Potter Museum of Art from Tuesday, May 31.
2015
Lurid Beauty: Australian Surrealism and its echoes still a potent challenge
Sydney Morning Herald 16/10/2015Lurid Beauty: Australian Surrealism and its Echoes, National Gallery of Victoria, Federation Square. Until January 31, 2016.
Women artists smash surrealist stereotypes in Lurid Beauty exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria
Sydney Morning Herald 10/10/2015Claire Lambe exposes sculpted big buttocks very publicly, while Julie Rrap quite clearly lacks a penis.