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"The artworld recognises an inventive producer in

“Like the childhood moon that followed us as we

"The works of these finalists are conceptually and

"The works of these finalists are conceptually and formally diverse, and respond to the histories of art on paper in Australia, and to the expansive possibilities of it as a medium – whether as the foundation for drawing, painting, or printing, as a three-dimensional medium, or as the matter of an artist’s book.”

National Works on Paper 2022 opens today at Mornington Peninsular Regional Gallery. This expansive exhibition showcases seventy-eight finalists for the prestigious award – with a $20,000 acquisitive prize in its main category. Head to the 🔗 link in bio to read more about the exhibition, finalists, and history of the prize.
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IMAGE: Timothy Cook, Kulama, 2022, locally sourced natural earth pigments on pape, 57 x 76 cm, Jilamara Arts and Craft Association, Northern Territory

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“She talks about pregnancy and birth as a ‘dro

“The recurring vomit motif came from a sense of

“It’s all about the light off the east coast o

“It’s all about the light off the east coast of Scotland. Really, I’m still a figurative painter.”

In our current issue, Peter Hill speaks with the renowned Callum Innes, reflecting on almost four decades of friendship and shared experience in the art world across Europe, the UK, and Australia. You can order the issue for delivery to your door as part of subscription packages now, at the 🔗 link in bio.
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IMAGE: Callum Innes in his Oslo studio, courtesy the artist

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"The difficulties of presenting historical communi

"The difficulties of presenting historical community engagement projects in a gallery or museum context are significant: How to communicate a sense of their liveliness, their situation in the world, and the contributions of their many participants?”

Vivienne Binns: On and through the Surface is now exhibiting at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, having opened at Monash University Museum of Art earlier this year. On our website tonight, we celebrate on of this country’s most significant living artists with a review of the show. Head to the link in bio to read more!
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IMAGE: In memory of the unknown artist: woven plastic cloth, gift from Ruth Waller, 1996, synthetic polymer paint on canvas, 160 x 160 cm, courtesy the artist and Museum of Contemporary Art Australia

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