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Australia’s biggest year at Venice

There are more Australians showing at the Venice Biennale than ever before and it is not only the new pavilion creating a buzz.

15 May 2015 12:00

Naima Morelli

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With a new national pavilion and Fiona Hall’s striking show Wrong Way Time to launch it, there is no surprise that the official Australian exhibition is listened on a great many best-of lists – our own Top Ten at the Venice Biennale included.

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Naima Morelli

About the Author

Naima Morelli is an arts writer with a particular interest in contemporary art from the Asia Pacific region and the emerging art systems. She is a regular contributor to CoBo Social, Culture360 and Middle East Monitor, among others, and the author of a book about contemporary art in Indonesia.

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