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Australian Galleries
This Sydney outpost of Australian Galleries has just had its thirty year anniversary.
Happy anniversary Sydney!
Among galleries in Australia, Australian Galleries stands alone in having stood the test of post-colonial time.
When other galleries have keeled over from exhaustion, Stuart has not only not wavered in his enthusiasm, but is expanding, with his support of sculpture and the sculpture park soon to open Porcupine Ridge in Victoria.
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‘The Shopping’
Looks like a jumbo pack of toilet rolls. It’s not. It’s a bag of white cotton rags. The drawing disguises the contents.
Read MoreWe sometimes imagine, often, deluded, that we move progressively and that progress’ direction is more or less as the crow flies.
Read MoreSculpture by The Sea proposes to exhibit a conceptual prototype of a Mexican Wall for the 2019 Bondi exhibition.
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It is of no special account.
I thought I was making a bridge.
Freedom is my contribution to Sculpture by The Sea 2018. The work is a self-portrait. I am standing in a barred window gazing out into the world.
Read MoreThis poem was published in the exhibition catalogue for the NAS Alumni Show No.1.
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Read Moren the future there will be more space. …
Read MoreRoad is glistening black from morning showers. …
Read MoreFederal parliamentarians have shown recently that they have lost perspective of their priorities.
Read More(The Mystery of) The Coffee Circle
Read MoreThat which is without, is no less worthy than that which is with.
Read MoreAwful to still have prizes, especially when the winner is chosen for its excellence and durability in equal measure. We will never know which were the purely excellent works.
Read MoreImportant to end the year with a big climax.
Read MoreSpoken words. Have we not had enough of them already?
Read MoreThis poem was written in 1992, which was four years before I stopped teaching there.
Read MoreVarious Portraits
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