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Friday, September 12, 2014
We would like to congratulate Jonathan Jones, winner of YOUR VERY GOOD IDEA, our premiere open call for Australian artists.
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Monday, September 01, 2014
Introducing our guest blogger this week - Education Program Manager, Sue Saxon. Sue is currently visiting our British colleagues in London, exploring new approaches to education and public programs in arts organisations, museums and galleries. Read More
Recent Posts
- Finding the Words: Anri Sala and Language
- All Roads Lead To Athens: Kaldor Artists Side By Side With Documenta14
- Unravelling Anri Sala
- Installing Jonathan Jones: Building the Garden Palace
- Jonathan Jones: 5 Free Highlights
- 5 Questions with Cara Pinchbeck
- 5 Questions with Kirsten Thorpe
- Spot Fire 2: Highlights
- 15,000 Shields
- Spot Fire 1: Highlights
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This week we take a look back at
one of Anri Sala’s earliest works, a video titled Intervista (Finding the Words), 1998, which Sala developed as an art student in Paris. 
This year all eyes are on Athens in the wake of Documenta14, a five yearly
exhibition of contemporary art that this year made its debut in Greece. Lately associated with Europe's financial crisis, Greece has emerged as a hub
of creative activity and progressive thought: fertile ground for artists to interrogate and discuss Europe's social and political future.