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Yeah, that guy.
In a week where we’ve just seen the power of nature through the devastation and havoc wreaked by flood and fire, Angus Nivison’s paintings become evermore relevant…
APT7 recommends we turn our gaze both inward and outward.
Shona Wilson blends together incompatible materials into things of simple beauty.
Despite their delicate appearance, the underlying natural law in the structure of Liz Shreeve’s paper sculptures makes them very robust.
In the small community of Papunya in 1971 the foundations for what can probably only be called a revolution in Australian art were laid.
Michelle Nikou’s works sit somewhere between the surreal and the ‘readymade’.
Survey is Deborah Paauwe’s first show with Michael Reid.
From Sharne Wolff… In 1943, the Nazis executed a daring plan to rescue Mussolini from his temporary prison in a small Hotel located in the wild Abrezzo region of Italy. This is just one of many stories uncovered by Sarah
Sharne Wolff ponders royalty and grown up man-babies…