I spy
A PHOTOGRAPHIC exhibition drawn from the holdings of the National Gallery of Victoria, Looking at looking evokes the way we look at the world.
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THE portraits painted by Tom Roberts and other members of the Heidelberg School are not so much underrated as rather overlooked.
Bay watch
THE Sea of Dreams exhibition should cause viewers to reassess Melbourne as a city built on the sea.
Composition in a minor key
IT is part of the duty of regional galleries to present the work of minor artists, but the Michael Shannon exhibition is less than satisfactory.
Apocalyptic journey
DARK Night follows the mysterious trail of tormented New Zealand artist Colin McCahon, who went missing for a night in Sydney in 1984.
Cosmopolitan eye
THE tyranny of distance has not always been felt equally by artists working in this country.
Face facts
RENAISSANCE portraiture is the subject of what is clearly one of the great international exhibitions of the past couple of years.
Cherish great art
IT’S too easy to be inattentive of the masters.
Religious refinement
IT was good to rediscover the Art Gallery of South Australia, free of the Saatchi commercial octopus.
Born again
THIS beautiful and amply rewarding exhibition is devoted largely to the intense and jewel-like painting of the early Renaissance.
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