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GOMA Turns Five

LOUISE MARTIN-CHEW applauds the adventurous and focused programmes which have become the hallmark of this museum [  More info  ]
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Artroom5

STEPHANIE RADOK discusses the intertwining of black and white cultures in the work of four artists [  More info  ]
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Wim Delvoye

VICTORIA HYNES ponders the visceral and the fugitive in an exhibition of works by the Belgian artist [  More info  ]
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Nomad Art Productions

TRENT WALTER explores a collaborative project which originated in Darwin and Canberra [  More info  ]
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Botticelli in Canberra

SASHA GRISHIN admires a remarkable exhibition of Italian masters from the Accademia Carrara in Bergamo that will be shown only in the national capital [  More info  ]
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A European Treasury

ANDREW NICHOLLS explores an exhibition of works representing the finest examples of European decorative arts [  More info  ]
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A treasure trove of manuscripts

SASHA GRISHIN discusses the Berlin State Library — one of the great libraries of the world and an absolute treasure house of manuscripts and other unique materials [  More info  ]
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Colonial Works on Paper

TRENT WALTER casts an eye over a collection of works from the first hundred years of western settlement [  More info  ]
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Harvison Gallery and Graham Stove

ANDREW NICHOLLS looks at the mutations of a gallery which has broadened its brief to eliminate the distinction between Indigenous art and non-Indigenous art [  More info  ]
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The mad square

BEN GARRARD casts an eye over a politically unstable yet culturally rich time in Germany’s history [  More info  ]
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Issue 31