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Exhibition review: Jeremy Deller: Father and Son
A sculptural installation that melts with the passing of time.
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Environmental art with activist bite
As world leaders struggle to put climate change up front, we look at artists whose work shows they are miles…
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Robot art moves from cult to collections
While Squid Game and Ai-Da are trending, what's the state of robots in art? How is it impacting Australian galleries…
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Digital performance review: On view: Panoramic Suite
A performance that unapologetically showcases the advantages of streaming online.
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Exhibition review: Tarnanthi
Large scale installation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art 'comes forth and appears.'
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The new resurgence in tablet art
Cheap and accessible, tablet art is trending thanks to lockdowns and COVID.
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Q&A: American artist Doug Aitken
Multimedia artist Doug Aitken on embracing fear, immersive art in COVID times, and pushing beyond the white cube … and…
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Exhibition review: The Slow Cancellation of the Future
The Apocalypse never looked so enticing
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Exhibition review: Kate Bohunnis
Sculptural installations that explore concepts of feminism, gender, and identity
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Exhibition review: Water Rites, ACE Open Gallery
An exhibition exploring water as culture, concept and commodity.