Supporting Art in Australia
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The Business of Show Business
Vass Productions and Alex Read Theatre Performances Inc. are excited to support Suzi Q P Dhol with the development of ‘Alex Rocks’, a project to support our music community in the City of Port Phillip.
Basel gallerists Ernst Beyeler, Trudl Bruckner and Balz Hilt create an international art fair that proves to be a success from the start. More than 16,000 visitors attend the inaugural show to see 90 galleries and 30 publishers from 10 countries. Photo: Kurt Wyss. 1970
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Curated by Associate Professor, Catherine Bell, Australian Catholic University, FEM-aFFINITY brings together female artists from Arts Project Australia and wider Victoria whose work share an affinity of subject and process.
Building on the Eva and Marc Besen gift, TarraWarra Museum of Art actively engages in art, place and ideas, where unexpected links between contemporary art and modernism are presented within global, national and Indigenous contexts.
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Vass Productions and Alex Read Theatre Performances Inc. are excited to support Suzi Q P Dhol with the development of ‘Alex Rocks’, a project to support our music...
Basel gallerists Ernst Beyeler, Trudl Bruckner and Balz Hilt create an international art fair that proves to be a success from the start. More than 16,000 visitors...
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The Business of Show Business
Vass Productions and Alex Read Theatre Performances Inc. are excited to support Suzi Q P Dhol with the development of ‘Alex Rocks’, a project to support our music community in the City of Port Phillip.
Basel gallerists Ernst Beyeler, Trudl Bruckner and Balz Hilt create an international art fair that proves to be a success from the start. More than 16,000 visitors attend the inaugural show to see 90 galleries and 30 publishers from 10 countries. Photo: Kurt Wyss. 1970
