Order out of chaos in Perth
STEFANO Carboni has made a number of welcome initiatives at the Art Gallery of Western Australia.
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Self-obsessed
BEYOND the Self is a rather question-begging title for an exhibition dedicated to contemporary portraiture in Asia.
Coloured reality
AS an illustration of Kant’s theory of the noumenal and the phenomenal worlds, you could not find a better one than our experience of colour.
Mass appeal
NICK Mitzevich has called the gallery’s selection of work from the Charles Saatchi Gallery in London a “must-see” exhibition.
Image conscious
VISITORS may experience a first moment of panic as they find themselves face to face with the impression of an inscription from several thousand years ago.
Bush focus
FRED Williams died almost 30 years ago but remains the most important recent exponent of Australian landscape.
Scholar who set the standard
BERNARD Smith’s approach will continue to help demystify art.
Seeing was believing
SYDNEY, Melbourne and Australia’s unique fauna are the focus of two exhibitions exploring the early days of white settlement.
German dilemmas
IT is fortuitous that Jacqueline Strecker’s exhibition should open while The Enemy at Home is still showing at the Museum of Sydney.
Great explorers
EXPERIMENTAL gentlemen was apparently what the ordinary seamen called the scientists and intellectuals who accompanied James Cook’s great voyages.
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