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James Turrell: A Retrospective

Published 11 March 2014
James Turrell’s Roden Crater (Channel Nine 24.11.14)

Published 12 February 2014
Tune into Art Teaser

Published 23 January 2015
Tune into Art - Entrare nell'opera [Entering the work] by Mondecreen

Published 23 January 2015
Tune into Art – Ned Kelly Series by CJ Bowerbird

Published 23 January 2015
Gayle Slater Havana2

Published 02 May 2015
Brent Harris Platos cave no4

Published 02 May 2015
Tune into Art – The Urban Gallery by Hayds

Published 02 November 2015
Tune into Art – The Sculpture Gallery by Slow Turismo

Published 02 November 2015
Australians love James Turrell

Published 03 June 2015
Alan Boxer Bequest Announcement

Published 04 August 2015
Tune into Art – Within without by PAINT on PAINT

Published 13 April 2015

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