exhibition | LIN ONUS: the land within , SHEPPARTON ART MUSEUM, until 13 march 2022
Image: Lin Onus (Yorta Yorta), Barmah Forest, 1995, synthetic polymer paint on linen, 177 x 244 cm. The Australian Government Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment Collection. © and courtesy the Lin Onus Estate.
Image: Bendigo Art Gallery
EXHIBITION | shaped, craft victoria , until 22 January 2022
Image: Jeremy Blincoe, scorched cypress, graphite powder. Image courtesy of the artist.
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coming soon | GOLDEN SHELLS AND THE GENTLE MASTERY OF JAPANESE LACQUER, ngv froim 25 nov 2021 - 18 apr 2022
Image: UNRYUAN, KITAMURA Tatsuo, Kai-awase shells (Kai-awase no kai) 2015, shell, gilt, lacquer, colour pigment, various, 6.5 x 8.0 to 8.0 x 9.5 cm (each). The Pauline Gandel Collection of Japanese Lacquer © Courtesy of Kitamura Studios
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Golden Shells and the Gentle Mastery of Japanese Lacquer
Shaped
Bark Ladies
"Reflections" - A Retrospective Exhibition by Angela Abbott
Carmel Louise - De_Constructed 2.0
Sillhouette
Clare Dwyer - Haphazard
A kind of Alchemy
Transforming Worlds: Change and Tradition in Contemporary India
Sampling the Future
In and of this place
Home is more than a place
Blak Jewellery - Finding Past - Linking Present
The Studio of Karl Duldig - A Living Legacy
Drawn to Dance: A Journey Through Design - A Digital Exhibition
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