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ART HISTORY

Nov 22, 20246 min read

PEOPLE

Alumni Profile: Callum Gallagher in Conversation with Mark de Vitis

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Divine Felines: The Cat in Japanese Art, Rhiannon Paget, in conversation with students.

ART HISTORY

Nov 22, 20247 min read

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Divine Felines: The Cat in Japanese Art, Rhiannon Paget, in conversation with students.

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ART HISTORY

Nov 18, 20245 min read

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Leon Paroissien AM, 1937 - 2024

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ART HISTORY

Oct 18, 20245 min read

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Gauguin in Canberra!

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Alphonse Mucha and Art Nouveau: 100 years after its creation, his work is still a balm for a world in upheaval

ART HISTORY

Jul 5, 20245 min read

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Alphonse Mucha and Art Nouveau: 100 years after its creation, his work is still a balm for a world in upheaval

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The sensuous, yet unsettling: remembering the groundbreaking Australian photographer Rosemary Laing

ART HISTORY

Jun 1, 20245 min read

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The sensuous, yet unsettling: remembering the groundbreaking Australian photographer Rosemary Laing

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Can you control your image? Gina Rinehart, King Charles and ‘moral portraits’ by Roger Benjamin

ART HISTORY

May 22, 20244 min read

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Can you control your image? Gina Rinehart, King Charles and ‘moral portraits’ by Roger Benjamin

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Robert Andrew's ‘Garabara’ by Claire Kinder

ART CURATION

Dec 20, 20237 min read

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Robert Andrew's ‘Garabara’ by Claire Kinder

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Berlin Fieldwork: "The Greatest Cultural Extravaganza".

ART HISTORY

Dec 11, 20235 min read

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Berlin Fieldwork: "The Greatest Cultural Extravaganza".

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MUSEUM STUDIES

Oct 31, 20234 min read

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Critical Connections in Wagga Wagga

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ART CURATION

Oct 30, 20233 min read

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Master of Art Curating

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New Book: Alex Burchmore, New Export China

NEWS

Sep 11, 20233 min read

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New Book: Alex Burchmore, New Export China

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There and Back Again: News from our Getty Scholar

ART HISTORY

Apr 13, 20232 min read

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There and Back Again: News from our Getty Scholar

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Disrupting Museum Authority: Art, Voice and the Museum

MUSEUM STUDIES

Mar 3, 20233 min read

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Disrupting Museum Authority: Art, Voice and the Museum

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The Influence of Social Justice and Community Archives on the Archive Sector

MUSEUM STUDIES

Feb 28, 20236 min read

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The Influence of Social Justice and Community Archives on the Archive Sector

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My Pilgrimage to the Site of Paul Klee’s Hammamet with Its Mosque by Roger Benjamin

ART HISTORY

Sep 9, 20224 min read

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My Pilgrimage to the Site of Paul Klee’s Hammamet with Its Mosque by Roger Benjamin

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MUSEUM STUDIES

Mar 18, 20224 min read

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Against the Therapeutic Museum

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Re-imagining Matisse's Encounter with Polynesia

ART HISTORY

Mar 14, 202210 min read

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Re-imagining Matisse's Encounter with Polynesia

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ART HISTORY

Mar 9, 20227 min read

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Forgotten Art History

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MUSEUM STUDIES

Dec 15, 20217 min read

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The Chau Chak Wing Museum

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