Wistful thinking
WHAT’S wrong with the title of the Yoko Ono spectacular at the MCA?
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THERE are two remarkable exhibitions in Frankfurt that should interest the many Australians who fly into Europe through this airport during the holidays.
Into a new world
THE history of mapping, this great adventure of the human mind, is the subject of a remarkable exhibition at the National Library of Australia.
Into the wasteland
RUSSELL Drysdale, the most important artist in shaping our post-war sense of Australia’s landscape, is also one of the most in need of rediscovery.
The beauty beyond the blockbuster
IT’S time to rethink how we present the big-name artists.
Out of the frame
THERE are some substantial exhibitions during the holiday period here and overseas.
Novelty of a nation
THIS travelling exhibition, mounted by the National Gallery of Australia, begins with the inauguration of the new Commonwealth of Australia in 1901.
American beauty
YOU can walk through the Art Gallery of NSW’s new exhibition of American painting and feel that hardly anything has claimed your attention.
Wonders of civilisation
THE many strands that make up the cultural history of India are the subject of a beautiful exhibition at the Art Gallery of South Australia.
Present sense
IN one of Daniel Crooks’s most absorbing works, an elderly Chinese man is doing tai chi in a park in Shanghai.
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