MEDIA RELEASE LESS IS MORE: MINIMAL & POST-MINIMAL ART IN AUSTRALIA 3 August – 4 November 2012 "The more stuff in it, the busier the work of art, the worse it is. More is Less. Less is More." - Ad Reinhardt

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• Modern art
• Contemporary art
• 20th-century classical music
• Modernism
• Minimalism
• Minimal music
• Robert Morris
• Robert Jacks
• Dan Flavin
• Visual arts
• Art history
• Art movements

THE MODERN AND THE WEST Brian McKay is a Western Australian Modernist. That is a label commonly given to McKay and is intended to situate his work both geographically and historically. It is a way of attributing to his

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• Art history
• Modern art
• Contemporary art
• Painting
• Modernism
• Abstract art
• Australian art
• Art
• Aesthetics
• Art movements
• Culture
• Visual arts

Framing your Artwork The best frame or even no frame at all is the one that lets your art take centre stage. Often we are so relieved to have finished a work that we forget the importance of framing, protecting and trans

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• Moving frame
• Canvas
• Stretcher bar
• Portrait
• Mat
• Picture frame
• Visual arts
• Painting
• Framing

‘Making it up as you go along is not cheating, it’s art.’ Currency Press is pleased to announce the publication of a major new work: DIMENSIONS OF ACTING: An Australian Approach by Terence Crawford A frank, passion

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• Terence
• Arts in Australia
• Education in Australia
• Currency Press
• Theatre in Australia
• Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts

Case study The Girringun Collection Details What: The Girringun Collection is suite of arts products created, produced and featuring work by artists from

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• Australian Aboriginal art
• Merchandising
• Indigenous Australian art

Factsheet EIGHT HOUR DAY Celebrate 150 years of work, rest and play

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• Melbourne
• Oceania
• Matthew Sleeth
• Joyce Evans
• Arts in Australia
• Australian art
• Diane Bell

marrnyula munuNggurr, ganybu EXHIBITION OPENING: FRIDAY 30 JANUARY 2015, 6–8PM EXHIBITION DATES: 30 JANUARY – 14 MARCH 2015 Marrnyula Mununggurr presents a new body of work, Ganybu — a vast matrix of 252 small bark

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• Australian Aboriginal art
• Northern Australia
• Bark painting
• Yirrkala
• Northern Territory
• Yolngu
• National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art Award
• Indigenous peoples of Australia
• Geography of the Northern Territory
• Arnhem Land

Tasmanian Aboriginal women’s fibre work interpretive resource Talking about tayenebe Introduction

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• Aboriginal Tasmanians
• Basket weaving
• Indigenous Australian art
• Tasmania
• Basket
• Trugernanner
• Australian Aboriginal culture
• Indigenous peoples of Australia
• Containers

Some thinking about John Barbour’s Work For Now (Australian Experimental Art Foundation, Nov 11—Dec 12, 2010) by Ken Bolton There is a passage in John Barbour’s ‘Stopped Clocks’ that is one of the

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• Art
• Joseph Beuys
• Visual arts
• Haley Barbour
• Nelson H. Barbour
• Contemporary art
• Modern art
• Tracey Emin

The following excerpt is from a work-in-progress Prelims: the Art and Science of Matchmaking by Don Cogswell Georgie Duke fought in 15 preliminary bouts before his inaugural main event, a six round draw with Charley Ea

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