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In the small community of Papunya in 1971 the foundations for what can probably only be called a revolution in Australian art were laid.
Archie Moore is one of those artists whose work is so good it almost seems to have been conjured from another place.
Michelle Nikou’s works sit somewhere between the surreal and the ‘readymade’.
John A Douglas is a slave to his arts practice.
Through the expressive potential of remote landscapes, Shoufay Derz explores the thresholds between experience and representation. Negatives direct the viewer towards a sense of absence not immediately apparent.
Liam Benson has won the 2012 Hawkesbury Art Prize. The $10,000 prize was awarded by a panel of judges which included Max Miller, artist; Emeritus Prof. Peter Pinson and artist, curator, activist and academic.
While Teutonic peer Kraftwerk was rigid and robotic, YMO was capricious and quirky…
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