Bronze beauty
EVEN when the fad for Provence was at its height a few years ago, no one paid much attention to Marseilles.
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Islands of past mysteries
THE last century of the Dutch East Indies is commemorated in a beautiful exhibition of historical photographs at the National Gallery of Australia.
Islands of past mysteries
THE last century of the Dutch East Indies is commemorated in a beautiful exhibition of historical photographs at the National Gallery of Australia.
Message on the sponsor
THIS year’s Biennale of Sydney has been overwhelmed by the wrong kind of controversy.
Inked in the mind
THE State Library of Victoria has a fine survey of the great 18th-century engraver and etcher Giovanni Battista Piranesi.
Rescued relics
WORKS protected by courageous staff of the National Museum of Aghanistan in Kabul have come to the Art Gallery of NSW.
Bush portraits meet generous response
IT’S always either brave or foolhardy of those who are famous in other ways to display their artistic hobbies in public.
Humanism, writ large
THIS year’s Adelaide Biennial has the theme Dark Heart, alluding to Australia’s history and unhealed wounds in the national psyche.
Academy rewards
THE history of the Royal Academy during its first 1½ centuries, from 1768 to 1918, is told in a remarkable exhibition at Bendigo Art Gallery.
Subject to visions of war
AN exhibition of art from World War II is a fascinating and often moving anthology of imagery of war.
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