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In the 1980s Post Modernism arrived in the art world with a cool rush. Finally there was a salvation from the oppressive expressionism of Australian painting and the absurdly over prescribed dictatorship of the conceptualists. Post Modernism was a third

We had a conversation with Ugo Rondinone last year while he was having his show at the Museum of Contemporary Art. He had done some circular paintings as well as a video of Bader-Meinhof type people walking around and another

We had a conversation with Ugo Rondinone last year while he was having his show at the Museum of Contemporary Art. He had done some circular paintings as well as a video of Bader-Meinhof type people walking around and another

Join with us in a glass of champagne as we celebrate the arrival of the 10,000th visitor to The Art Life. We’re not sure when this will happen – probably on Wednesday or Thursday – but it’s true. We seem

The art market can be so cruel. The kids of Manly Village Public School have a biennial art auction where the children’s art is sold to raise money for the school. Last weekend the parents, students and teachers raised $23,000

Influenza has gripped The Art Life office, so we offer a much abridged update. We promise a bumper edition next week. In the meantime, perhaps patrons would like to avail themselves of our newly updated Sorted links on the right

It’s that time of year again – you can’t choose the right jacket to go out in because the weather is always undecided and the Crested Pigeons are doing a dance on the roof next door. Yes, it’s spring time

Sebastian Smee, our favourite expat arts writer – and let’s all hope he stays that way – likes to decorate his writing with what he knows. His recent piece for The Australian’s Review section displayed Smee’s mad passion for the