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‘…the fracture of personal narrative and inexorable acceleration of time.’

Curated by Juliana Engberg ‘ALL THAT WAS SOLID MELTS’

  • Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tãmaki • Auckland New Zealand

  • 05 June—10 October 2021

  • Andrew Browne • Published 2 August, 2021

‘…a reminder of migration stories, of remembering and re-establishing home’

‘Melville Contemporary Art Award’

  • Goolugatup Heathcote Gallery • Perth

  • 16 July—05 September 2021

  • Christina Chau • Published 30 July, 2021

  • Commissioned Article

‘Like being in a river, we were in motion with the momentum of currents greater than us.’

Maree Clarke ‘Ancestral Memories’

  • National Gallery of Victoria • Melbourne

  • 25 June—03 October 2021

  • Marielle Soni • Published 20 July, 2021

‘…tragic misreadings that have haunted Western and Islamic relations…’

‘I Weave What I Have Seen: The War Rugs of Afghanistan’

  • Drill Hall Gallery • Canberra

  • 25 June—15 August 2021

  • Anne Brennan • Published 10 July, 2021

  • Commissioned Article

‘An afterlife for fragmented and found imagery’

Ross Gibson ‘head_phone_film_poems’

  • ACMI Melbourne • Online

  • 10 June—01 October 2021

  • Andrew Frost • Published 30 June, 2021

  • Commissioned Article

‘catastrophic impact of dispossession and discrimination.’

A Year in Art: Australia 1992

  • Tate Modern • London

  • 08 June 2021—20 March 2022

  • Jonathan Roson • Published 23 June, 2021

  • Commissioned Article

‘Zahalka’s work has pointed sense of irony to it.’

Anne Zahalka ‘Lost Landscapes’

  • Queen Victoria Art Gallery • Launceston

  • 05 December 2020—24 October 2021

  • Tim Martain • Published 22 June, 2021

  • Commissioned Article

‘Long after humans are gone, nature will persevere.’

Alastair Mooney ‘Nest’

  • Queen Victoria Art Gallery • Launceston

  • 05 December 2020—21 November 2021

  • Tim Martain • Published 21 June, 2021

  • Commissioned Article

‘…beauty, excess and pleasure were at the forefront of Wainewright’s everyday life and work.’

The.LongBoard: Briony Downes on Thomas Griffiths Wainewright ‘Paradise Lost’

  • Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery • Hobart

  • 11 June—03 October 2021

  • Briony Downes • Published 19 June, 2021

  • Commissioned Article

‘Stories and objects float in space, unmoored and uncertain.’

Geelong Contemporary Art Prize 2021

  • Geelong Gallery • Geelong

  • 11 June—22 August 2021

  • Sally Groom • Published 14 June, 2021

  • Commissioned Article
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‘…tragic misreadings that have haunted Western and Islamic relations…’

‘I Weave What I Have Seen: The War Rugs of Afghanistan’

  • Drill Hall Gallery • Canberra

  • 25 June—15 August 2021

  • Anne Brennan • Published 10 July, 2021

  • Commissioned Article
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‘What of it if Going Home would be better titled Going House?’

Going Home

  • Hugo Michell Gallery • Adelaide

  • 24 June—24 July 2021

  • Anna Zagala • Published 29 June, 2021

  • Commissioned Article

‘”Heal Country!” – the call to action to protect and preserve.’

Elemental

  • Craft Victoria • Melbourne

  • 19 June—17 July 2021

  • Marielle Soni • Published 9 July, 2021

‘A vast and continental-scaled vision.’

Aida Tomescu ‘A Long Line of Sand’

  • Fox Jensen Gallery • Sydney

  • 19 June—24 July 2021

  • Andrew Frost • Published 25 June, 2021

  • Commissioned Article
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