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The Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize exhibition is on. Alice McCormick visits Woollahra Gallery at Redleaf​ to review the show. ‘YOU COULD THROW A ROCK IN ALMOST ANY DIRECTION AND SMASH SOMETHING ELEGANT.’ #TheReviewBoard #Sculpture #AustralianArt thereviewboard.com.au/review…
Sally Groom visits Isobel Rayson 'Where We Go' on now at Boom Gallery in #Geelong. Yours to read below. ‘RAYSON INTEGRATES DAILY IMMERSION IN HER SURROUNDS, AND INTUITIVE REPETITIVE MARK-MAKING IN HER PROCESS-DRIVEN PRACTICE.' thereviewboard.com.au/review…
Dr Christina Chau visits Bruno Booth at the Fremantle Biennale. ‘BOOTH SEEMS MORE INTERESTED IN MAKING US RETHINK HOW WE MIGHT INDIVIDUALLY APPROACH SPACES IN GENERAL, AND HOW WE NAVIGATE THROUGH AND NEGOTIATE THEM.’ #FremantleBiennale #BrunoBooth thereviewboard.com.au/review…
The.LongBoard: Eleen M Deprez and Michael Newall write on ‘Tarnanthi 2021’ at @agsa_adelaide until January 2022 ‘The exhibition illuminates and sheds light on the work and gives space to artists so that their stories can emerge and be seen.’ #Tarnanthi thereviewboard.com.au/review…
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Dr Louise R Mayhew reviews the 2021 QUT Alumni Triennial ‘Thinking into Being’ @QUTArtMuseum #Brisbane until February 2022. ‘…an inspiring exhibition, charting spectacular careers and practices forged by QUT alumni.’ @DrMayhew #QUTartmuseum #art thereviewboard.com.au/review…
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Dr Christina Chau visits the inaugural Indian Ocean Craft Triennial Australia (IOTA21) in #Perth ‘…through a global pandemic, social inequality, climate crisis, and ask how can craft make us rethink the intersections between art and life?’ #IOTA21 #Art thereviewboard.com.au/review…
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Andrew Harper reviews #PatrickHall ‘Made of Broken Pieces’ @DespardGallery #Hobart. ‘His work flits between disciplines in a way that is near chaotic: meticulous techniques of furniture creation are deployed in concert with experimental prose.’ thereviewboard.com.au/review…
Dr Erica Izett reviews ‘Tjilpi Kutjarra’ an exhibition of paintings by Lawrence Pennington and Simon Hogan at RAFT in #AliceSprings ‘...elicits respect for deeper understandings and forces of life that need to be honoured with gratitude and wonder.' thereviewboard.com.au/review…
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Erica Izett reviews the @desert_mob exhibition in its 30th year anniversary @araluenartscentre in #AliceSprings ‘...astounding talent emanating out of the aged care programs and the joyous roar of thread, earth and spear.' thereviewboard.com.au/review…
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Friends, announcing our 2021 fundraiser.
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Mark Chapman reviews the 36th Telstra NATSIAAs @MAG_NT #Darwin ‘... resonating with the dignity created by strong stories, and how conviction to storytelling can optimise the expression across all mediums.' #IndigenousArt #TelstraArtAwards #NATSIAA thereviewboard.com.au/review…
Nyanda Smith reviews Abdul Abdullah and Abdul-Rahman Abdullah ’Peripheries’ Moore Contemporary #Perth . ‘The works cumulatively interrogate discursive productions, both exterior and interior’ #TheReviewBoard #ArtReview #ContemporaryArt thereviewboard.com.au/review…
Anne Brennan reviews Ulrica Trulsson at #BeaverGalleries #Canberra until August 22. ‘…drawn from the Swedish word jordnära, meaning “close to earth”....’ thereviewboard.com.au/review… #ceramics #TheReviewBoard #ArtReview #ContemporaryArt
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