Crossing the lines
CRIME, punishment and moral decay are all on show in the Radicals, slayers and villains exhibition of prints.
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Out of the darkness
THE Aztec exhibition at the Australian Museum sheds light on a society steeped in blood, and in which human sacrifice was a daily occurrence.
Table manners
AN exhibition of tableware at the National Gallery of Victoria sheds light on our eating and drinking habits through the ages.
Ulterior motif
A REMARKABLE building is about to open on the outskirts of Paris, but what will LVMH put inside?
A classical education
THE continuity and richness of Greek history is on display in two exhibitions, one in Italy and the other in Melbourne.
Driven by dark vision
ARTHUR Boyd is like Coleridge’s Ancient Mariner: the troubled vision that emerges in his work is repeated throughout his career.
The fine print
SOMEONE said to me the other day: “The Art Gallery of NSW used to be such a happy place.” Not any more.
Rise of the machines
THE Interface exhibition at Sydney’s Powerhouse Museum raises interesting questions about the role of electronic devices in our lives.
One golden summer
THE culture of surfing, particularly in the early 1970s is celebrated in an engaging exhibition at Canberra’s National Portrait Gallery.
Sculpted to perfection
THE ancient Greeks had the benefit of the original Mediterranean diet and were free of more pernicious imports from the Americas.
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