The golden age for wandering artists shines bright in this exhibition
Paul Jacoulet was born in an exotic location and made his life there, while Ian Fairweather fled in search of the exotic.
Paul Jacoulet was born in an exotic location and made his life there, while Ian Fairweather fled in search of the exotic.
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The Art Gallery of NSW’s latest acquistion, a polychrome wooden figure by Pedro di Mena, represents Saint Francis absorbed in meditation on a crucifix he holds tenderly in his hands.
This extremely disparate exhibition appears to be a cheeky send-up of the Biennale industry – but it works, thanks to the notes.
Some of Sydney’s finest painters from the middle of the 20th century are on show. But who else will review exhibitions like this if mastheads keep sacking their art critics?
Striking works by artists who took part in the Australian Antarctic Division’s residency program between 1987 and 2009
A moving exhibition documents the harrowing experience of a group of German men who were shipped to Australia in 1940.
Lindy Lee’s Ouroboros is an example of the incompetent management of our National Gallery and of the weak and ineffectual oversight of the Council. Both should be replaced if the decline of the NGA is to be reversed.
This remarkable exhibition deals with an aspect of Roman culture that is relatively unfamiliar to most people.
For Australian expat painters of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Paris was a liberal city where they could escape the ‘stuffy moralism’ of England.
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