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Surrealism revolution

By Keren Nicholson
A Moment in Time
Art & Friends
The Exhibitionists
Digital Young Writers Mentorship Program

Contemporary Resonances of Art in the Age of AIDS

By Aisyah Aaqil Sumito
Digital Young Writers Mentorship Program

ASSEMBLY: an annotation

By Hen Vaughan
Digital Young Writers Mentorship Program

A Modern Approach to Exhibiting Costume

By Michelle Guo
Growing a Sculpture Garden
Touring the collection
First Nations

Ever Present: First Peoples Art of Australia

By Tina Baum
Digital Young Writers Mentorship Program

Is social media affecting how we engage with art?

By Aisyah Aaqil Sumito
First Nations

Lola Greeno: Reviving the art of shell necklace making
First Nations

Walk in their shoes
Digital Young Writers Mentorship Program

Deborah Prior: On the third day

By Hen Vaughan
Digital Young Writers Mentorship Program

HOME|LAND

By Jade Irvine
A surrealist, a forger and the return of ancestral remains

By Crispin Howarth
Love machine

By Lucina Ward
Emily Kame Kngwarreye

By Kelli Cole
Bedroom Nocturne: When Intricacy Meets Intimacy
Indigenous Arts Leadership Program
Enlightening the National Gallery
Collecting the artistic voices of Indonesia

By Carol Cains
40 Years of Collecting
Don't Leave Me This Way

By Keren Nicholson
40 years of the National Gallery: Nick Mitzevich

By Nick Mitzevich
Forty years of guiding

By Kerin Cox
Digital Young Writers Mentorship Program

Kara Walker’s Monument

By Jade Irvine
The Kenneth Tyler Collection

Buy the Whole Damn Thing: The Tyler Collection

By David Greenhalgh

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