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Art Review: Who were the Romantics?
When we hear of romanticism, it conjures up ideas of love and sentimentality. However, the name Romantic also refers to a period in European history (roughly 1780 – 1830), which...
Art Review: Who were the Romantics?
When we hear of romanticism, it conjures up ideas of love and sentimentality. However, the name Romantic also refers to a period in European history (roughly 1780 – 1830), which...
Art Review: Alice Steals Hearts at ACMI
Alice in Wonderland has enticed young and old for generations and is the subject of this year’s headline exhibition at Melbourne’s Australian Centre for Moving Image (ACMI), showing until October...
Art Review: Alice Steals Hearts at ACMI
Alice in Wonderland has enticed young and old for generations and is the subject of this year’s headline exhibition at Melbourne’s Australian Centre for Moving Image (ACMI), showing until October...
Exhibition: Curiouser & Curiouser
Thanks to everyone who attended our opening event at Steps Gallery. A combined exhibition between Christ Aspland and Leah Mariani, it celebrated the curious, whimsical, and at times topsy-turvy...
Exhibition: Curiouser & Curiouser
Thanks to everyone who attended our opening event at Steps Gallery. A combined exhibition between Christ Aspland and Leah Mariani, it celebrated the curious, whimsical, and at times topsy-turvy...
Art Review: Invisible Art
During the 1960s, American artists led the way in a conceptual, intellectual type of art that was about the idea of art, rather than the art itself. Within this art...
Art Review: Invisible Art
During the 1960s, American artists led the way in a conceptual, intellectual type of art that was about the idea of art, rather than the art itself. Within this art...
Art Review: Fairy Tales Transformed Through the...
It was with high expectations that I visited the summer exhibition at the Ian Potter Museum of Art in March 2018. Titled All the better to see you with: Fairy...
Art Review: Fairy Tales Transformed Through the...
It was with high expectations that I visited the summer exhibition at the Ian Potter Museum of Art in March 2018. Titled All the better to see you with: Fairy...