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Judy Watson ‘Canyon’

Published 2016

Judy Watson talks about her painting ‘Canyon’ 1997

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Judy Watson, Waanyi people
canyon
1997

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Join Youth Councillors Odette Miller and Matthew Hattrick in conversation with Ceremony artist Joel Spring.

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Join Dame Quentin Bryce AD, CVO for the 2024 Betty Churcher AO Memorial Oration.

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Published 11 October 2024

Curators, Carol Cains, Rebecca Edwards and Shaune Lakin introduce a new collection display which focuses on artists inspired by the natural world.

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Modern Portraits: Francis Chit, Khubiram Gopila and Bhuralal Motilal

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Published 04 October 2024

Explore portrait painting, the photographic image and modernity in the Worldwide Collection

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David Greenhalgh on Gauguin’s World: Tōna Iho, Tōna Ao

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Hear about Gauguin’s time in Tahiti and how this new environment shaped his work.

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Hear about Albers’ visionary and influential understandings of the value and resonance of colour.

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Françoise Schneiders on F*ck you, I’m not your Dusky Maiden

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Published 05 July 2024

A direct response to Gauguin’s depictions of Pasifika people, challenging the tropes of Tahitian women as ‘dusky maidens'.

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