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Since March 14, the 63-year old Yugoslavian-born performance artist Marina Abramovic has engaged in prolonged staring contests with museumgoers…
“When I was introduced to Salvador Dalí, in the summer of 1973, he was committing an act of fraud. To his detractors, Dalí’s whole life was a fraud, a great talent prostituted for personal fame and gain. But this was
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Cockatoo was established in 1839 as a prison in Sydney Harbour for convicts who’d been transported from England but were too wicked to ever give up their criminal ways. Things have not really changed…
Signauxß is an audio/video performance based around a prepared instrument for a multichannel audio/video composition.
“The artists also claim to have lifted bits from works by Kandinsky and Rauschenberg. Sawon says the piece is being unveiled now because the statute of limitations has run out on its thefts…”
In her debut column as The Art Life’s lead art critic Wendy Meares visits Gallery Barry Keldoulis’s gallery and Sally Breen’s Breenspace gallery…
“Two young wanderers in full head-dress carve their way, phaneric and conspicuous against an Eden-like landscape. The ambiguity of their sex- the play on masculine and feminine, hard and soft, human and environs – suggests a moment of transience.”
Ian Shadwell takes us on a walking tour of Sydney’s hidden public art. First stop – Martin Place…